Thread: Guitars!

Originally Posted by petercp4e

Wow Roy..... I'm speechless.

Absolutely the best guitar duet that I have ever seen....period.

Thanks for sharing that.

Pete <:-}

Glad that you enjoyed it--I know that I did. While way back in '76 while at Disney World I saw a brass band slowly form a circle and eventually use their fingers to play the other guys trumpet all the while the original player supplied the 'wind' I've never seen two guitar players pick the strings while someone else do the finger work.

Here is one I put together myself out of various parts and a pre routed body kit.
Specs are 2 piece Ash Body, Licensed Fender Tele neck, Fender Ash tray bridge plate with Tusk comp saddles and nut, Hipshot locking tuners, Seymore Duncan Vintage broadcaster pick ups, Switches and jacks by switch craft, CTS Potentiometers, Paper in oil capacitors hand wired with push back cloth wire. Fully shielded cavities and pick guards with copper tape. Lol yes this is post is aimed at the guitar nerd that started this thread and I'm sorry I didnt notice it sooner. The build turned out very well even though the neck pocket was too tight and had to be sanded but when I finally got the thing together it made a super satisfying bunch of tones to reward my efforts. I learned that I hate fret work but I got it to play real nice. Oh if any one is wondering that's a VOX AC15 amp.

Originally Posted by Razorfaust

Here is one I put together myself out of various parts and a pre routed body kit.
Specs are 2 piece Ash Body, Licensed Fender Tele neck, Fender Ash tray bridge plate with Tusk comp saddles and nut, Hipshot locking tuners, Seymore Duncan Vintage broadcaster pick ups, Switches and jacks by switch craft, CTS Potentiometers, Paper in oil capacitors hand wired with push back cloth wire. Fully shielded cavities and pick guards with copper tape. Lol yes this is post is aimed at the guitar nerd that started this thread and I'm sorry I didnt notice it sooner. The build turned out very well even though the neck pocket was too tight and had to be sanded but when I finally got the thing together it made a super satisfying bunch of tones to reward my efforts. I learned that I hate fret work but I got it to play real nice. Oh if any one is wondering that's a VOX AC15 amp.

Nice build, bet it sounds as good as it looks.