teleme01
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Those are both beautiful, had i not just bought 3 new necks... just goes to show, the deals be dealin
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Cheery Zeery
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Because I'm paranoid about missing something with weird specs, I'm unwittingly on morning and night watch as far as the Screamin' Deals section is concerned. All that preamble to let you all know it just got updated, though it's more actual deals on some great necks rather than the weird stuff I'm looking out for.
Cheery Zeery
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Aaron may think me crazy for seeing patterns where no patterns exist, but some interesting patterns have certainly emerged in the Showcase! Seems to me like this is the moment for Gibson-influenced right-hand reverse models with interesting wood choices.
1) Purpleheart right-hand reverse Strat neck, Gibson scale length, standard thin profile and a black ebony fretboard
2) Padouk right-hand reverse Strat neck, standard scale length, 59 Roundback profile with some interesting inlays and a Ziricote fretboard
3) Mahogany right-hand reverse Tele neck, Gibson scale length, Boatneck profile and an Indian rosewood fretboard
There are two other Gibson scale length necks; the walnut Hombre has been there for a short while, but the Roasted Maple tele neck with block white pearloid inlays sorta falls into the pattern of the above.
The necks are my kind of weird, but the eyes continue to search for gloss painted headstocks.
EDIT: The Roasted Maple and Padouk necks are gone, but yet another Gibson scale neck with unique wood has appeared, this time made with Goncalo Alves and a Macassar Ebony fretboard!
1) Purpleheart right-hand reverse Strat neck, Gibson scale length, standard thin profile and a black ebony fretboard
2) Padouk right-hand reverse Strat neck, standard scale length, 59 Roundback profile with some interesting inlays and a Ziricote fretboard
3) Mahogany right-hand reverse Tele neck, Gibson scale length, Boatneck profile and an Indian rosewood fretboard
There are two other Gibson scale length necks; the walnut Hombre has been there for a short while, but the Roasted Maple tele neck with block white pearloid inlays sorta falls into the pattern of the above.
The necks are my kind of weird, but the eyes continue to search for gloss painted headstocks.
EDIT: The Roasted Maple and Padouk necks are gone, but yet another Gibson scale neck with unique wood has appeared, this time made with Goncalo Alves and a Macassar Ebony fretboard!
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Cheery Zeery
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Were they all from the same person?! It's unbelievably specific, you have to admit!These were all custom orders that ended up on the showcase for one reason or another.
Fingers crossed I get fair warning when something comes along to take the place of the capri orange neck that I lost out on. Still stings...