flexkill
Vodka & PentaTonic
Does it open bottles too??? 
Love the wood's on this Guitar though fo real! Congrats dood.
Love the wood's on this Guitar though fo real! Congrats dood.
NGD - Skervesen Raptor
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TheBigGroove
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Can't believe you paid so much money for a backwards guitar 
deathmaster213
Active Member
Very clean looking axe.
MetalDaze
Repless in Seattle
^^^ Actually, it is
^^^ Actually, it is
HAHAHAHAHA!
Such a beast, mate. Such a beast. Able to take a bite like that a still play swell
Congratulations on an incredible guitar. Looking forward to ordering myself one in the future.
EDIT: Soundclips...GO!
ikarus
Well-Known Member
nice!
leftyguitarjoe
Correct-handed
Awesome guitar man. As a lefty, it brings a tear to my eye.
Khoi
Well-Known Member
sick! looks like we got our axes on the same day too
MiPwnYew
Well-Known Member
Looks fantastic. I want one!
MetalMike04
Lefty cursed...
i didn't realize that he uses the same routing tools as Devries
but in all seriousness i am soo jealous of you,even though i folllowed the whole buitlt thread i still have to see this. this is certainly something for us leftys to drool over, looks absolutly incredible.
Skervesen Guitars
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And it was our secret technology ...
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Dude this axe is gorgeous. I'm game and thoroughly in love. It's elegant as all hell! Beautiful woods and details. Please post sound clips. I love the work these guys put out now. Congrats on the killer axe!
quoenusz
Well-Known Member
drool....
absolutely gorgeous!
absolutely gorgeous!
ShadowFactoryX
OMNIHILITY
really like the headstock for some reason
obviously fits the model name
obviously fits the model name
flexkill
Vodka & PentaTonic
This is the one thing I am not fond of. I love the wood used on this build and everything else but the head-stock. Saying that, I know how hard it is to come up with something original so people aren't bashing you for being a clone. I't might grow on me though, absolutely beautiful guitar though man, def be proud.really like the headstock for some reason
obviously fits the model name
MetalDaze
Repless in Seattle
The headstock design is definitely polarizing: you either love it or hate it.
I definitely liked the idea of the cutout so the strings "floated" across the empty space. So, in an attempt to not have another copy of the BM headstock, Jarek sent me a few different design ideas and this is what I chose. It works for me
I got the new tubes in my power amp last night and the guitar sounds great. It's my first guitar with BKPs and stainless frets. They did a good job with the setup and I didn't feel the need to tweak the neck at all which is great considering the long trip it had from Poland to Seattle. Perhaps the 5 piece construction had something to do with it being so stable.
Normally, I'm a bridge pickup for riffs and neck for leads kind of guy, but I actually spent a bunch of time in the middle position. The Warpigs sound great with the ash body. I also stumbled upon a surprise....the volume knob is push/pull and they wired the pickups to split. We had never discussed that, but I'm glad they did. It makes the guitar even more versatile
I definitely liked the idea of the cutout so the strings "floated" across the empty space. So, in an attempt to not have another copy of the BM headstock, Jarek sent me a few different design ideas and this is what I chose. It works for me
I got the new tubes in my power amp last night and the guitar sounds great. It's my first guitar with BKPs and stainless frets. They did a good job with the setup and I didn't feel the need to tweak the neck at all which is great considering the long trip it had from Poland to Seattle. Perhaps the 5 piece construction had something to do with it being so stable.
Normally, I'm a bridge pickup for riffs and neck for leads kind of guy, but I actually spent a bunch of time in the middle position. The Warpigs sound great with the ash body. I also stumbled upon a surprise....the volume knob is push/pull and they wired the pickups to split. We had never discussed that, but I'm glad they did. It makes the guitar even more versatile
SiggyCertified
Well-Known Member
The headstock design is definitely polarizing: you either love it or hate it.
I definitely liked the idea of the cutout so the strings "floated" across the empty space. So, in an attempt to not have another copy of the BM headstock, Jarek sent me a few different design ideas and this is what I chose. It works for me
I got the new tubes in my power amp last night and the guitar sounds great. It's my first guitar with BKPs and stainless frets. They did a good job with the setup and I didn't feel the need to tweak the neck at all which is great considering the long trip it had from Poland to Seattle. Perhaps the 5 piece construction had something to do with it being so stable.
Normally, I'm a bridge pickup for riffs and neck for leads kind of guy, but I actually spent a bunch of time in the middle position. The Warpigs sound great with the ash body. I also stumbled upon a surprise....the volume knob is push/pull and they wired the pickups to split. We had never discussed that, but I'm glad they did. It makes the guitar even more versatile
Same goes for me on the push/pull, I took it to my tech and he pointed it out, and then I felt REALLY DUMB for not noticing. Fuck it, shit happens.
MetalDaze
Repless in Seattle
Same goes for me on the push/pull, I took it to my tech and he pointed it out, and then I felt REALLY DUMB for not noticing. Fuck it, shit happens.
It was a total fluke that I pulled up on it. I think I was just checking out the knob and BAM!!!
