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As pointy as that looks, I love the heel and I bet it will be extremely comfortable to play. I like the ESP style lip where the back of the neck and headstock meet.
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Awesome!Comment
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volute ( at least thats what i think its called)Originally posted by JerEvil View PostSay, I smell bacon.Does anyone else smell bacon?
Yeah, I definitely smell a pork product of some type.Comment
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yeah, i believe that's the correct terminologyComment
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heres some updates i got today..(lacquer is curing)
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some more pics. polishing is done, going for completion now. unfortunately the pics were taken right before the tape was taken off the board (crap) so this isnt much new for you guys but hey, ill just update as i get them regardless.
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Will there be a logo on the headstock?Comment
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really?, you should put like your avatar as a logo, that woulda looked cool.Comment
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i was thinking about it, did a few mock ups and just wasnt 100% sure about itComment
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If you guys want to see the whole creation process, heres is the photobucket link: (its not really in order, unfortunately)
Wanna say thanks to Vadim, Mike, Dima, and the rest of the crew in Moscow for making this happen!Comment
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Looks awesome!
Bet it'll play that way too...
How long do you expect shipping to take lol.Comment
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From what what documented, it looks like it was made by extremely talented and surprisingly young artisans, who followed the wishes of their clients without, I am guessing, abusing their clients wallets, taking pride in their work.Comment
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agree with el kabong; the guitar is definitely not something i'd choose, but it looks to be well made, and with care. imo, that makes a guitar play and sound better. i know that may be a little silly, but i believe it.
sullyComment
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i agree. if you have a guy who's taking his own time to hand pick and get the best matching inlays; taking insane amounts of time over schedule to get the binding 100% without flaws (which many USA shops would let pass), etc. you can bet that structural things like a perfect neck, perfect fretwork, and so on are also being done with similar passion and qualityComment
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