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Phosphene Audio wrote:I'm not sure if this started as something else or was created from scratch, but someone clearly had a vision:




Of course, it's shaped like an axe, so pun intended.


Note also that the bridge would have to move completely off of the body for the intonation to be correct.

… and the pickups look off-center too.

Phosphene Audio wrote:Note also that the bridge would have to move completely off of the body for the intonation to be correct.

from looking at the picture... putting a guitar neck and bridge would be their only hope...

I didn't realize at first that it was a thing from a cartoon, makes a little more sense, now.


With the 7th fret around the halfway mark, I gues you end up with 7TET, which might be useful for playing Gamelan music.

Phosphene Audio wrote:I'm not sure if this started as something else or was created from scratch, but someone clearly had a vision:




Of course, it's shaped like an axe, so pun intended.


Note also that the bridge would have to move completely off of the body for the intonation to be correct.

With a bit of work that could totally be turned into a Wu-Tang logo.

Will that fix the intonation?

dollar store gene simmons wants his bass back

Chankgeez wrote:This one's not only been hack'd by humans, but apparently by termites as well:

https://reverb.com/item/14835881-fender ... y-stripped

stripped and then had a train run on her, apparently

i'm also calling bullshit on anything about that guitar being 50s other than perhaps the pickguard. the rosewood board, big headstock, and modernized logo make this neck post-1962, and if the body was 50s it would be painted Desert Sand where this one definitely looks off-white around the edges. also, a proper 50s/60s Musicmaster pickup should have a flat-topped cover with no holes for pole pieces.

Yep, that thing's a mess.

https://reverb.com/item/16099830-1965-g ... 4-corvette

A bit pricy due to that pesky humbucker, but I'd rock that, I love the sound of those.

I can't handle the finish on that gretsch

which one: the first coat, the second, or the third?