Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 10:30 pm
Aug wins
the neck is for dave's swionco...I just used it to drill the neck pocket screws and forgot to remove it for the pic. But, to answer your question, it's a Bronco neck.weijie wrote:I've been waiting to see the progress of this. Nice! Whats written in the neck area?
Er, his question was "Whats [sic] written in the neck area?". There's clearly something written in the neck pocket.Aug wrote:the neck is for dave's swionco...I just used it to drill the neck pocket screws and forgot to remove it for the pic. But, to answer your question, it's a Bronco neck.weijie wrote:I've been waiting to see the progress of this. Nice! Whats written in the neck area?
Looks GREAT! can you take a pick with the black pickgaurd to show everybody?Aug wrote:
SWEET! Looks fantastic, Aug. I'm not sure what anomolies you had to deal with, but you sure can't see 'em - and thanks for the shielding! Can't wait to put this baby together.Aug wrote:UPDATE.
As with every guitar build, there are issues and anomolies [sp?], so, to make up for them, I installed custom shielding. (don't worry, everything looks great and it will play wonderfully.)
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The pickguard's gonna be white!dodgedartdave wrote: Looks GREAT! can you take a pick with the black pickgaurd to show everybody?
The tailpiece is from an 80's Gibson Melody Maker. The bridge is an Allparts, Nashville style I believe.DGNR8 wrote:SUPER HOT!
What type of tunamatic is that? How big are the holes for the bridge posts (vs. the tailpiece)?
Fender's probably taking cues from SS, and copping Aug's sh!t!DGNR8 wrote:Look! Fender is using Deserted Sands again. I wonder if Reranch ever re-opens if they might issue some.
FUCKING FENDER!fretman wrote:Fender's probably taking cues from SS, and copping Aug's sh!t!DGNR8 wrote:Look! Fender is using Deserted Sands again. I wonder if Reranch ever re-opens if they might issue some.
-1. To each his own.Mike wrote:T-O-M bridge? Yucko.
I like em. They're very acurate. (even if my spelling is not)Mike wrote:T-O-M bridge? Yucko.
Mike wrote:T-O-M bridge? Yucko.
Ya always gotta take the stem outa somebody's sails, don't ya. it should intonate fine. They're not that much slanted. I have trust in Thad....theshadowofseattle wrote:Mike wrote:T-O-M bridge? Yucko.
Will it even intonate correctly straight like that? Shouldn't it be slanted?
I wasn't being a negative nancy. I just had my SGuar in my lap and noticed that the bridge is slanted on it.dodgedartdave wrote:Ya always gotta take the stem outa somebody's sails, don't ya. it should intonate fine. They're not that much slanted. I have trust in Thad....theshadowofseattle wrote:Mike wrote:T-O-M bridge? Yucko.
Will it even intonate correctly straight like that? Shouldn't it be slanted?
How much? What degree? Can ya give us a page on that?theshadowofseattle wrote:I wasn't being a negative nancy. I just had my SGuar in my lap and noticed that the bridge is slanted on it.dodgedartdave wrote:Ya always gotta take the stem outa somebody's sails, don't ya. it should intonate fine. They're not that much slanted. I have trust in Thad....theshadowofseattle wrote:
Will it even intonate correctly straight like that? Shouldn't it be slanted?