HR Members guitar design and build thread

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Ok to update the count so far

Scale length

24.75" 2 votes
25.00" 0 votes
25.50" 3 votes

Neck set

Bolt on 0 votes
Set 2 votes
Thru 5 votes

Will run until 1pm GMT tomorrow. Then move on to next decisions..
 
CMunch said:
24.75 and a set neck, cos that's what I like. :)
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I'm going to have to consult the jury and find out if "what I like" is a valid reason................................................

will get back to you.:)
 
muttley600 said:
I'm going to have to consult the jury and find out if "what I like" is a valid reason................................................

will get back to you.:)
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Now "what gerg hates" I coulda run with that.;)
 
Greg agrees with munch.

24.75 scale with a set or through neck.

22 frets, no trem, rosewood or ebony fretboard, no neck pickup, P-90 in the bridge,
 
Greg_L said:
Greg agrees with munch.

24.75 scale with a set or through neck.

22 frets, no trem, rosewood or ebony fretboard, no neck pickup, P-90 in the bridge,
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Almost...

24.75 scale with a set neck.

22 frets, no trem, ebony fretboard, 59 in the neck and Custom Custom in bridge.
 
What are the pros and cons of set neck/neck-thru, aside from neck thru guitars looking better? Sound of the wood? Sturdiness? Etc.? I don't think about this stuff even when buying a guitar.
 
theD1CKENS said:
What are the pros and cons of set neck/neck-thru, aside from neck thru guitars looking better? Sound of the wood? Sturdiness? Etc.? I don't think about this stuff even when buying a guitar.
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Neck through is sposed to be more stable and allow easier access to upper frets.
 
What about the wood? Having three seperate pieces of wood would affect sustain and...other stuff, right?
 
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