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Maybe one of the gum trees on the head Rod? Would have been nice with a bit of pink abalone on the neck to go with that cherry/pinkish stain.
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Just got this one finished, wasn't sure wheather to post here or in gallery, but this thread started here so here it is!!
Laminated curly maole b/s
carved U.S. cherry top
440mm lower bout
plastic binding &bwbw purfiling
25 scale
ebony f/b
cherry and purple heart neck
red ironbark headstock
TV Jones classic pickups
bigsby rocker bridge and trem tailpiece
2 vol 1 master tone& 3 way toggle first proper elec, learnt a fair bit on this one.
Thanks for looking,, Cheers,,,, Rod
Laminated curly maole b/s
carved U.S. cherry top
440mm lower bout
plastic binding &bwbw purfiling
25 scale
ebony f/b
cherry and purple heart neck
red ironbark headstock
TV Jones classic pickups
bigsby rocker bridge and trem tailpiece
2 vol 1 master tone& 3 way toggle first proper elec, learnt a fair bit on this one.
Thanks for looking,, Cheers,,,, Rod
Like I said before the crash, " Hit the bloody thing, it won't hit ya back
www.octiganguitars.com
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Top marks!
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Without a pic I would have gone with intuition and said Cherry.
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Very cool Rod. Colour and finish turned out great. How's it sound?
Just a spaniard in the works on the earthing saga which I have just read again is that on all my electrics I use active EMG pickups (B 81, N 89ish) and on those you never earth the bridge/strings.
So Rod, what's next?
Cheers
Dom
Just a spaniard in the works on the earthing saga which I have just read again is that on all my electrics I use active EMG pickups (B 81, N 89ish) and on those you never earth the bridge/strings.
So Rod, what's next?
Cheers
Dom
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How is the bracing holding up Rod?
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Noice,noice very noice Rod. Loving the colour! How do the TV Jones sound & which tuners did you go with?
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Well done Rod. I like it a lot.
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I've got a couple of shirts to go with that guitar. Just loving that one Rod. Makes a statement in so many ways, not the least its a bloody great looking package.
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Thanks for the compliments there you lot, as i said this is my first electric build, and being a hollow body info and specs were as scarce as hens teeth but it seems i've done ok with this one, didn't blow myself up when i plugged it in!!! It's got flat wound 11-49s on it plenty of sustain but not as much pop as i expected with the t.v. jones humbuckers, round wounds might give it a bit more. This little baby is having it's debut on Sunday at a rockabilly gig so i may have some footage to upload some time soon.
Cheers ,,,, Rod
Cheers ,,,, Rod
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Like I said before the crash, " Hit the bloody thing, it won't hit ya back
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