It's going to be great guitars. You want to use ash, check this piece
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This strat made my friend who's building also my 9 string
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* skinhead of course, means that in a sexual way
It's going to be great guitars. You want to use ash, check this piece
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This strat made my friend who's building also my 9 string
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That looks great Adam - pretty much my idea of the perfect 8! Looks a tad neck-heavy (because of the cutaway for the extra frets), although I'm sure you've figured all this stuff out. Good luck!![]()
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THis is the closest.(did we have any sex emoticon?)
Nice grain, but i think that you have to put a quilted maple there, or maybe some buckeae burl (did we have any sex emoticon?)
Scott Ferrara <scott@emgpickups.com> to me
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They retail for $127.00 each and are 4 weeks out, so get your order in now!
Regards,
Scott Ferrara
EMG Pickups
National Sales Mgr.
scott@emgpickups.com
www.emgpickups.com
Awesome, thanks for posting the info about the 808 availability Adam.
Can you order from them directly?
They are available, however you can only purchase through an Authorized EMG Dealer, any Guitar Center or Sam Ash or one of the following websites:
guitarpartsdepot.com
thebassplace.com
musicsolutionsstore.com
8thstreet.com
donsmusiccity.com
gtrheaven.com
Regards,
Scott Ferrara
EMG Pickups
National Sales
scott@emgpickups.com
www.emgpickups.com
Adam, that looks awesome. Two things come to mind looking at it:
1: 30 frets on a 27" scale length sounds like it's going to be awfully tight at the higher frets. Have you mocked it up to see if it looks/feels doable?
2: That neck pickup looks like it may be awfully close to the lower horn on the bottom edge. If you've seen the Rusty Cooley Dean 7 string, you'll notice that they put the neck pickup at a bias to avoid this problem. Have you thought about maybe doing that to give yourself some additional clearance so you don't accidentally rout from the pickup cavity through the horn? I'd be worried that any chipout in that corner could be bad news for the body.
Plenty of fret spacing there. The Hamer Virtuoso`s we did had 36 frets and a 26.250" scale, and there is plenty o room!![]()