Running in series, or parallel?

blane wrote:Most people almost make those exact changes to the mustang. Lock down the tail and replace the bridge with a tom. It just loses the big metal aesthetic.

Exactly.

Happy robot go kill. two times!!

daftsupernova wrote: do like the Coronado. just wish they had used P-90s like the old ones .

Huh?

Mark Army.

A big reason that Ricks are in relatively low supply is that they still make them basically the same way that they always have. The rest of the guitar manufacturers have adopted modern factory techniques and Rickenbacker has had more or less the exact same setup since the 50's. I've got a 325v64 on...

Still waiting on some parts, but its almost done.
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[quote="aen"]She Lip Dick.
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Yes. She does.

Those bridges kind of suck. They were paired with a standard archtop bridge, which most people just slid forward over the tuning fork hole, after they threw their tuning fork bridges out. You don't need one for your guitar....a standard gretsch bridge will work.

hotrodperlmutter wrote:i would much rather have a jazzmaster with jaguar pickups.

What's your favorite color? Favorite vegetable?

That did it...thanks.

Basically, I'm interested in piecing together a jaguar with jazzmaster electronics, pickguard etc. Anyone do this before? (searching jazzmaster/jaguar on here doesn't really help me).

Hard boiled egg.

Mine:

Exudes classiness. The pickguard and knobs, the bigsby and pickups. Awesome. Does that second headstock get in the way of playing the guitar half? I haven't drilled for tuners or cut the nuts yet, so I don't really know, but this guy doesn't seem to have much trouble: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...

Ankhanu wrote:

crumpler wrote:i'm assuming the top neck is a ukulele?
That's a ridiculously cool design - like that a lot.

Probably a mandolin.

I love this thing.

5 string octave guitar, and thanks.

This:

Nick wrote:Awesome project! Built from scratch or restoration?

Scratch.

I should probably put this in the projects forum, but I don't feel writing a lengthy step by step thing right now. I'm not done yet, but its taking shape. Getting my Grady Martin on.

Standel Tube amps.