Back in May I found a 92 solid mahogany CS soloist that was in rough shape cosmetically. All kinds of nicks and scratches, an extra pickup route (to make it HSH) and toggle switch added, and a Floyd shoved into a JT590 route that was bottoming out and couldn't be intonated.
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I'm always on the lookout for mahogany soloists, so I grabbed it. I sent it to Dan Lawrence at DRL Graphics to fill in routes and make it a H/S, re-route for the original Floyd, fill in the extra switch hole, re-top it, and clean up all the nicks and dings to prep for paint.
Then I had him paint it holoflake. I wanted something a little different than the other holoflakes I had seen, so I asked Dan if he could cover the whole thing in solid holoflake. I wanted the whole thing to be in motion with color. He did an amazing job. I wish the pics would catch some of the brilliance of the paintjob, but they are awful. In the pics it looks like a silver guitar. In person it looks like it is a flowing sea of every color in the rainbow.
Here are some pics. None of them come close to capturing the amount of color that is always coming off this thing.
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I'm always on the lookout for mahogany soloists, so I grabbed it. I sent it to Dan Lawrence at DRL Graphics to fill in routes and make it a H/S, re-route for the original Floyd, fill in the extra switch hole, re-top it, and clean up all the nicks and dings to prep for paint.
Then I had him paint it holoflake. I wanted something a little different than the other holoflakes I had seen, so I asked Dan if he could cover the whole thing in solid holoflake. I wanted the whole thing to be in motion with color. He did an amazing job. I wish the pics would catch some of the brilliance of the paintjob, but they are awful. In the pics it looks like a silver guitar. In person it looks like it is a flowing sea of every color in the rainbow.
Here are some pics. None of them come close to capturing the amount of color that is always coming off this thing.
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