That looks really cool. For some reason, the photos look like they've had filters applied, but the backgrounds look normal. The reds must be really messing with your camera's sensor!
It's a shame they couldn't have continued the binding effect on the headstock as well… it's really missing...
I'm really surprised Floyd Rose hasn't put out an Original Floyd style bridge with hardtail mounts. They did a Speedloader hardtail, and it wouldn't be all that difficult to do a stud-mounted OFR like Ibanez did with the FX-Edge. I'd be all over that.
Under 3 lbs?! :bowdown:
I've got a featherweight headless build in progress right now, and it's currently around 4 lbs. all in, but that includes more conventional pickups and a StewMac Hot Rod, which might be the heaviest single part on the whole guitar, after the bridge. I'm trying to wrap...
I'm amazed that was still around… i haven't seen any musical instruments in the Best Buys around here for months. They got out of that game quite a while ago, even before they decided to shut down Future Shop.
Amazing deal on that! Anything 400-series and up should be a solid instrument...
The way I look at it, you'd want to have the glue joints running parallel to the force of the string tension. But an important thing to remember is that each string doesn't really exert an individual force vector on the neck. They pretty much get summed together to the total string tension...
Wow, what a gorgeous shade of blue. The satin really shows it off. I'm not crazy about the zebrano board with that, though. I think it would have looked better with just about anything else ebony, maple, even rosewood.
That is so awesome. We have a skate/BMX park near us, and one day I saw a kid bombing around in there who couldn't have been more than 3 or 4 years old. Totally fearless. Apparently, as soon as his big brother got a two-wheeler, he wanted one as well, and mastered it in no time.
Yup, you can ignore it.
One way to check which terminal is which is to plug a cable into it and use a meter or continuity tester. Touch one probe to one solder lug on the jack, and touch the other to the tip, ring and sleeve/shaft of the plug at the other end of the cable.
Stereo jacks and...