Mcarved maple top
Black Limba Body
Maple and Bubinga neck
Schaller Bridge
Gotoh locking tuners
% way switch and 3 minihums!!
Sorry It seems I don't have a black switch tip...so its gold today!
Number 33
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Lawrence
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Number 33
Number 33
Mcarved maple top
Black Limba Body
Maple and Bubinga neck
Schaller Bridge
Gotoh locking tuners
% way switch and 3 minihums!!
Sorry It seems I don't have a black switch tip...so its gold today!
Mcarved maple top
Black Limba Body
Maple and Bubinga neck
Schaller Bridge
Gotoh locking tuners
% way switch and 3 minihums!!
Sorry It seems I don't have a black switch tip...so its gold today!
GrantB wrote:
“You might be cool, but you’ll never be playing a white Steinberger through a JC120, wearing a white jumpsuit with white shoes and sporting a mullet cool”.
“You might be cool, but you’ll never be playing a white Steinberger through a JC120, wearing a white jumpsuit with white shoes and sporting a mullet cool”.
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Lostininverness
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Re: Number 33
Thats some nice work on the fretboard and that top is fantastic. where did you source the limba?
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Lawrence
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Re: Number 33
I got it from Stewmac. Their woodshop. I love the grain and colours. I have two more!!Lostininverness wrote: ↑Sat Jul 08, 2023 5:14 pm Thats some nice work on the fretboard and that top is fantastic. where did you source the limba?
GrantB wrote:
“You might be cool, but you’ll never be playing a white Steinberger through a JC120, wearing a white jumpsuit with white shoes and sporting a mullet cool”.
“You might be cool, but you’ll never be playing a white Steinberger through a JC120, wearing a white jumpsuit with white shoes and sporting a mullet cool”.
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Re: Number 33
The detail and finish on these is really great, I think they have got better the more you have built.
Tube amp and guitar tones straight from 1958… amazing how believable the sounds were back then, even without the modellers...
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Lawrence
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Re: Number 33
Thanks y'all.
On the luthier facebook site a couple of posts have said they done like the maple backplate....what say you?
On the luthier facebook site a couple of posts have said they done like the maple backplate....what say you?
GrantB wrote:
“You might be cool, but you’ll never be playing a white Steinberger through a JC120, wearing a white jumpsuit with white shoes and sporting a mullet cool”.
“You might be cool, but you’ll never be playing a white Steinberger through a JC120, wearing a white jumpsuit with white shoes and sporting a mullet cool”.
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Re: Number 33
I like plastic back plates more than wood, not sure why just my weird tastes 
Tube amp and guitar tones straight from 1958… amazing how believable the sounds were back then, even without the modellers...
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