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www.rexterguitars.co.uk
(formerly miserneil)
I've never felt the need to own an LP, but if I did it would be a Gold top.
My SA2000S:
Eqd Speaker Cranker clone
Monte Allums TR-2 Plus mod kit
Trading feedback: http://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/60602/
(formerly miserneil)
Re. the cathedral grain is that something that’s usually diserable or overlooked for guitar building? I don’t recall seeing it often on translucent finish guitars. It’s on my 335 but them that’s maple and not mahogany.
The Cathedral grain was certainly a feature of the 50's guitars, wether by fault or design, I personally love it for both visual appeal and authenticity really. Here's a '61 SG which was in recently that really shows it perfectly....
(formerly miserneil)
(formerly miserneil)
Everybody raves about P-90s so much it seems slightly heretical to put a humbucker in there, but it appeals to me. And you could always swap it for a Mississippi Queen or something and make it almost vintage-correct.
@sawyer Definitely gives that vibe doesn’t it, I think that’s what my customer was hoping for at least
(formerly miserneil)
I think with a HB like above, that particular DC would be a beast for playing riffs!
(PS great work as ever OP)
How did it sound?
(formerly miserneil)
It was at the Solihull Jazz festival.
I was the wrong side of the stage but it looked like he only had a small tube combo
(formerly miserneil)