East Coast - first time builder
Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 3:21 pm
I'm kind of an old guy. Well, not in mind, and I can outlift most younger guys, but still almost 50. And still not accepting that my last name isn't Vai, or Satriani, or Gilbert...
I have had guitars since 1977, playing on and off.
I've done the college band thing, the biker bar house band, and the nashville recording studio stuff as well.
Didn't go anywhere big, but had a lot of fun.
I'm am currently revamping a Squier Tele, replacing all the parts but the neck and body.
Then I am moving on to my first partscaster. Black walnut over mahogany body, maple neck, still deciding on hardware. Hardtail (I hate strat trems) body style, inserts instead of wood screws for the attachment of the neck. I am going to tung oil this one, it's too pretty to screw it up with my bad clearcoat job.
I notice this seems to have a lot of info on accoustic, but I am an electric guy and too clumsy to work on an accoustic.
I'll drop in from time to time, especially if this build goes well and I get hooked.
I have had guitars since 1977, playing on and off.
I've done the college band thing, the biker bar house band, and the nashville recording studio stuff as well.
Didn't go anywhere big, but had a lot of fun.
I'm am currently revamping a Squier Tele, replacing all the parts but the neck and body.
Then I am moving on to my first partscaster. Black walnut over mahogany body, maple neck, still deciding on hardware. Hardtail (I hate strat trems) body style, inserts instead of wood screws for the attachment of the neck. I am going to tung oil this one, it's too pretty to screw it up with my bad clearcoat job.
I notice this seems to have a lot of info on accoustic, but I am an electric guy and too clumsy to work on an accoustic.
I'll drop in from time to time, especially if this build goes well and I get hooked.