HR Members guitar design and build thread
- Thread starter muttley600
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CMunch
Well-known member
A&A'ers?
Don't you post over there?
CMunch
Well-known member
Nope, not recently.
muttley600
Banned
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..
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..
muttley600
Banned
25.5 scale length sucks. Might as well make this bitch a baritone.
I'd be cool with that.. I don't currently own one.
muttley600
Banned
24.75 and a set neck, cos that's what I like.
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
Banned
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.
Now "what gerg hates" I coulda run with that.
CMunch
Well-known member
Almost...
24.75 scale with a set neck.
22 frets, no trem, ebony fretboard, 59 in the neck and Custom Custom in bridge.
CMunch
Well-known member
On guitar building?
Maybe. You ever thought of building one? I've been kicking around the idea myself.
CMunch
Well-known member
Yea, I'm half cosidering a little workshop.
theD1CKENS
*insert clever title here
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.
CMunch
Well-known member
Neck through is sposed to be more stable and allow easier access to upper frets.
theD1CKENS
*insert clever title here
What about the wood? Having three seperate pieces of wood would affect sustain and...other stuff, right?