Recent content by Strangs

It's so pretty! Time play it so much the finish wears off

Ah, I missed it. And, I would of course expect you to swap out the neck, change the pickups, repaint the body AND the headstock and then put it all back together before the EOD. The Dress

There's not enough HSS hardtails in the world! And, with lipsticks?! I like it. Gotta tie in the black from the tuners to the body/hardware scheme somehow.

If you wanna play with the values, the Variable Treble Bleed kit from Mythos is a reasonably priced option - https://mythospedals.com/collections/guitar-parts/products/variable-treble-bleed

And Holy Smokes @jjwu that guy solos in his solos!

I was interested to find something very similar to the OP, but @rockandroller the best I could find also was a jaguar/mustang bridge that I swapped the saddles for height adjustable Tusq. Then you can use your wangler of choice. I liked the Les Trem option because it was very compact and known...

Fun pickup combo, and with the bender that sure makes for a very versatile guitar. Don't shoot it in the corn crib.

For feel I refer to the wood database and compare to something you know: - https://www.wood-database.com/wenge/ - https://www.wood-database.com/ziricote/ - https://www.wood-database.com/gaboon-ebony/ - https://www.wood-database.com/east-indian-rosewood/ -...

While, we're at it, can we get a wink/nudge for off-menu reverse-angle Jake E. Lee style single coil mounting? Or the ability to put jazzmaster pickups in more bodies? I thought I would be more drawn to the reverse P-Bass mount, but it was similar enough I wouldn't consider it a dealbreaker...

I managed one wacky order of a right-hand reverse jag-scale quartersawn roasted tele neck complete with nut. What a deal! Now what the hell do I put this thing on?

Dang, whoever snagged that paddle head baritone neck is lucky... sigh.

It's so fancy! Nice build.

I kinda dig the Strat/P-90 sandwich, and bet it sounds cool! I'd be tempted to cut a 'pickguard' out of some cream material in the same footprint as a P-90 to use as the strat surround. I've always loved the look of the American Standard bridges, but the offset/asymmetrical intonation screws...

Best thing about a design like the musiclander is you can set it down and it won't automatically fall over.

Nice pics! I love RMNP, I try to drive up to the top early on the couple of free days each year. So many elk in that area, cool you got to see a moose as well though.