Here's a project I recently finished. This guitar was originally sold through JC's Guitars (where I admired it for years), and then fell into my evil hands (mwaahahaha) after putting a deal together with Jacksonluvr. This is one sweet fiddle. It is a two-piece solid maple body which is boat-anchor heavy, and it has that non-recessed hybrid recess under the JT590. I spent some time detailing it and rewiring it. I left the non-original SSL-5 in the neck, added a Custom Custom in the bridge with a Budman pup ring, and replaced the 3-way switch. The rosewood board is really dark and badass looking. The headstock is delaminating pretty bad, but I'm going to leave it as-is for now.
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Red Flamey Strat
Last edited by Axewielder; 06-08-2011, 08:16 PM._________________________________________________
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The body is totally authentic, but is odd in that it is scaled down a bit from the full-size strat body. It's shaved down like a Dinky, but has rounded Strat horns. I've read about a mythical "Dinky Strat" in a few old JCF threads, but can't come to a definitive conclusion on this.
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Looks real nice, you know how to pick them. Is that some kind of strap lock on the guitar strap? What is that?____________________________________________
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Originally posted by Sharkfin View PostLooks real nice, you know how to pick them. Is that some kind of strap lock on the guitar strap? What is that?
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