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    Adam's GOTM Entry

    It's been a while since I last won GOTM... August 2012 to be precise. As there were no other entries, Phil and my JM-1 in Bunnings Can Blue was the clear and deserving winner. (This guitar now resides in DB's "spares" bin).

    So, here is my latest effort, a TL-1 with flame veneer in Gold:

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    Ok, I didn't build it exactly, but I did pay our factory to make it, along with a selection of other, equally sexy looking, finished 6 string guitars.

    I hope to have them all up on the site tonight. This is just a "sneak peek" of one of them (that I particularly like).

    Edit: inb4 Gavin1393, yes, I know, points off for for leaving the plastic on the neck pickup cover. I didn't want to deprive a future purchaser of the pleasure of removing it themselves.
    Cheers,

    Adam



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    that's purdy!

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    Nice!

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    Looks nice, waiting to see the rest...

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    wow that is stunning Ads, for a minute I thought you built it and you have much improved on your building skills.
    Lovely colour and that flame pops nicely. I would have darkened the flames a bit but still a stunning axe
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    Quote Originally Posted by wokkaboy View Post
    wow that is stunning Ads, for a minute I thought you built it and you have much improved on your building skills.
    Wokks - you've seen some of Adam's first attempts - an improvement of this calibre would be miraculous.

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    haha agreed Bman, I've seen an early Explorer build of Ads and he drilled out all 6 tuner screws holes through the headstock face haha

    Glad Ads is sticking to the business side of PBG and DB is doing the builds and kit upgrades/mods !
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    MK-2 Mosrite - assembled - play in
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    HEY!! Unfair!

    I don't remember the tuner screw holes, but I do remember "trimming back" the neck (yes I actually cut the neck, not the neck heel, the neck and fretboard) because I couldn't get the scale length right. Of course, the scale length was correct and I ended up with a nice gap between the shortened neck and the neck pickup.

    Yes, I think my skills are best employed anywhere but building guitars.

    Check this out though:

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    I can't build 'em but I can order them.
    Cheers,

    Adam



    adamboyle(at)pitbullguitars.com

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    That works.
    Scott.

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