i've literally done nothing on this in two weeks, so tonight after i re-wired my cab (turnes out all that was wrong was the input jack plate was bent.. no wiring, just metal bending to fix) and my project mustang i thought i should put a couple things on the body see how it looks, and kinda re-evalute the shape a bit before i get onto the long and beautiful task of sanding for ever...
I think I'd move the jag trem a wee bit closer too. I think it looks great, a nice compact sort of a thing, but with the trem down there it looks like the setup doesn't fit the body.
BacchusPaul wrote:I think I'd move the jag trem a wee bit closer too. I think it looks great, a nice compact sort of a thing, but with the trem down there it looks like the setup doesn't fit the body.
I agree with that, would also surely help the break angle of the strings over the saddles too?
i agree, i think i'm going to have to make one from a blank..
as fro the bronco upper, i've never been a fan of it.
kinda wish i had my jaguar with me so i could pull the guard off to make a trace, and then combine it with my mustang guard.. i may opt for a 3 wsay toggle and kill switch on the lower switch plate instead of the standard jag plate.
i'll be making the control plate and the switch plate out of the spare metal i have from swapping the front fenders on my camaro.
I've always liked chrome plates, but recently I've been more drawn to big plastic guards a la scandoslav's one. I'm not sure if such a squat, curvy body needs such an elongated, feline guard, though.
Just to even things out really, I love the body shape but it leaves the pickguard needing "more" almost. I'll tinker with it a bit more, maybe a jag rhythm plate and move the trem closer