That's kinda cool... For a couple minutes I wondered if I should get a Paisley scratch plate like that for my Paisley JV tele, but it would be too much... This is going to be an interesting and different bit of kit.
That's kinda cool... For a couple minutes I wondered if I should get a Paisley scratch plate like that for my Paisley JV tele, but it would be too much... This is going to be an interesting and different bit of kit.
Build #1, failed solid body 6 string using neck from a scrapped acoustic (45+ odd years ago as a teenager!)
Build #2, ugly parlour semi with scratch built body and ex Peavey neck
Build #3, Appalachian Dulcimer from EMS kit
Build #4, pre-owned PB ESB-4
Build #5, Lockdown Mandolin
Build #6, Sixty six body for Squier
Build #7, Mini Midi Bass
Thanks man. Yeah I'm hoping that once the paint is on and the hardware is all finished that it will all balance out. I want it to stand out and be unique. Won't be to everyone's taste though I wouldn't think, but I think it's funky. Which kit were you thinking to to put a Paisley guard on? In the flesh it's much more subtle, with a gold/cream design over white.Originally Posted by JimC
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This one. Think it would be too much of a good thing!
Build #1, failed solid body 6 string using neck from a scrapped acoustic (45+ odd years ago as a teenager!)
Build #2, ugly parlour semi with scratch built body and ex Peavey neck
Build #3, Appalachian Dulcimer from EMS kit
Build #4, pre-owned PB ESB-4
Build #5, Lockdown Mandolin
Build #6, Sixty six body for Squier
Build #7, Mini Midi Bass
Man that thing is a beauty! But you're right, a different pick guard could push it over the edge. The clear pick guard looks to be the perfect fit for that bit of gear
This one. Think it would be too much of a good thing!
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