Recent content by DrTeeth

Yes! Congrats!

Honestly, I bought the canary because I didn’t want to have to finish a neck or pay to have it done. I also wanted something that had some character but, again, didn’t want to spend the money on a figured piece of maple. With that said, I have 6 maple neck guitars and I can’t honestly say that...

Here she is! I finally finished the matte black t-style guitar a few weeks ago. The spec’s are as follows: Body: Swamp Ash with a Matte Black finish (a showcase body from Warmoth) Neck: Unfinished Canary with gold frets (a showcase neck from Warmoth) Tuners: Hipshot Locking Tuners in Gold...

You know, after watching that video (because of course, I have been asking myself the same question for years), I came to a very important conclusion. Namely that I forgot how good the Meadowhawk sounds. Wow, that is one heck of a guitar. I know that the Les Paul was easy for those familiar with...

The elephant in the room being your move to Georgia. Maybe “elephant in the room” is only a Midwest saying. You’ve answered it now but it just seemed like “Hey guys, here is how a guitar goes out of tune when in high humidity. Oh, and by the way, I am in Georgia now. Okthanksbuhbye.” Just came...

Big ol’ elephant in that room…

Just wondering why you can’t get maple fretboards on non-maple necks.  Probably a very obvious reason so don’t hold my ignorance against me  :dontknow:.

I just think it is cool that each guitar is a prize in and of itself to each owner.  Each of us built these to the specifications in our imaginations.  How cool to live in a world where this is possible!