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Cornland, IL
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Edited Date/Time
12/15/2018 4:57am
Been wanting to do it for a while and finally pulled the trigger a while back, and just finished it this week. Boards came from a barn on my parents farm, so I wanted to utilize as many parts from the farm as I could. Tone knob is a push/pull bright switch, so I used the choke knob off of an old grain truck laid to rest in another barn, the volume knob is an old shotgun shell casing I found inside that was likely used for trap shooting off of the north side of the barn sometime in my childhood, pickup selector is a buckeye from the tree next to the house, and the truss rod cover is the tin roofing on the barn. Neck is from warmoth, 24 3/4 conversion, roasted maple with rosewood fretboard, Fralin hum cancelling p-90s. I thought this would calm my thirst for more guitars, but I'm already wanting another!
The Shop
What you have here is what custom guitars should be about. History, family, keepsake originality. I love it.
Play some riffs and post em up. I would like to hear what it sounds like.
Definitely would like to hear the difference between that one and a "standard" model, if there is such a thing.
Pit Row
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