Custom 8 string all walnut

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I've already searched a lot about it, but I figured they said the locks behind the nut weren't very good, not the actual locking nut style? Can anyone clarify this?
 

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updated pic of the guitar so far, still a lot of shaping, rounding etc to do. this is just to give a basic idea
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awesome been a fan of your work for some time. Can't wait to see this one finished!
 

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Awesome, can't wait to see this finished. Looks very much like the custom I'm planning :hbang:
 

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that looks totally sick so far!! :hbang:

EDIT: excellent choice with the BKP + q-tuner pairing. that's what i have and it gives such a huge range of tones from beautiful to downright nasty (the good kind of nasty, that is)!!
 

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Yeah I was hoping for a big range of tones, and I didn't want something overly powerful. I've gone out on a limb with the BK, having heard some demos on youtube, and by each pickups description. I know the Q Tuner will sound good though, having 1 in one of my 7 strings. The only disappointment with the Q Tuner pickup is the lack of single-coil switching. I'll still be able to split the BK, but wanted to have the neck pickup split too. Oh well
 

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Solid walnut is going to be heavy as shit, i have an 1982 solid walnut 6 string strat (not a stratocastor :cool:) and it weighs a good 10+ pounds
 

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I already have a solid walnut guitar and love it. Sitting or standing. Walnut varies in weight, and the piece this guitar is made out of isnt too bad.
 

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fkin gorgeous! i love walnut so much.

that fretboard aint too shabby neither!
 

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Here are some more pics. Used my camera phone, isnt very good - guitar should be finished within the month though, at which point ill use a professional camera to take the pictures :shred:

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quite disappointed with the latest pics, dont do it justice. still some sanding to do then the multiple finishes will be applied - gloss the entire body, then rub down the neck so it has a matte/satin feel and look.
 
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