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Hagwood

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Finished her up today and got it all dialed in, and Man I am in love ! Instant bond with it and I can tell right away it will be one of if not my favorite. Super comfortable to play and the neck is a dream. I spent more time than usual on the fretwork while waiting for the Nitro to cure, and it definitely paid off. I was a little disappointed in the final finish, as it seems some of the purple went away somehow, but it is a brilliant mirror finish. I really like the EMG JR Daemonum set, and was surprised how well they cleaned up also.


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Meadowhawk Guitar Body - Showcase
body from @aarontunes Excellent Forum Member Pre-Sale Notice. 😀

Core Wood

Alder

Lam Top Wood
Quilt Maple

Lam Top Upgrades
Quilt Maple - Very High Grade

Neck Pickup Rout
Humbucker

Bridge Pickup Rout
Humbucker

Controls
Volume 1, Volume 2, Tone 1, Upper Toggle Hole

Jack Rout
7/8" (22mm) Side Jack Hole

Bridge Rout Type
Hardtail

Bridge Rout
Hipshot Hardtail Bridge

Body Contours
Forearm Contour, Tummy Cut, Contoured Heel

Paint Category
No Paint


Meadowhawk Guitar Neck - Added Quilted Maple Veneer to the headstock an dyed to match body.

Construction

Modern Tiltback

Shaft Wood
Mahogany

Fretboard Wood
Ebony (Macassar)

Nut Width
1.650" (42mm) - Vintage Medium

Right / Left Handed
Right-Handed

Neck Back Profile
Standard Thin

Fretboard Radius
10" - 16" Compound

Inlay Shape
Meadowhawk

Inlay Material
White Pearloid

Side Dots
White Side Dots

String Nut
Standard Nut - GraphTech White TUSQ XL

Finish
None


Hardware:

EMG Retro Active Jim Root Daemonum Set
Hipshot Grip-Lock Open Gear Tuners
Hipshot Hardtail Bridge
Switchcraft Output Jack and Toggle

Keda dyes for the front and headstock burst.

Oxford clear gloss Nitro tinted with Mixol Dye for the back, sides and the neck shaft. No 99 Ocean Blue and a touch of 27 True Red Mixol.

18 coats of Oxford Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer over body and neck shaft/headstock.

Sanded with Super Assilex and Buflex to 3000 grit.

Buffed out with Meguiars Scratch X and polished with Meguiars Ultimate Polish and Carnauba Wax.
 
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Finished her up today and got it all dialed in, and Man I am in love ! Instant bond with it and I can tell right away it will be one of if not my favorite. Super comfortable to play and the neck is a dream. I spent more time than usual on the fretwork while waiting for the Nitro to cure, and it definitely paid off. I was a little disappointed in the final finish, as it seems some of the purple went away somehow, but it is a brilliant mirror finish. I really like the EMG JR Daemonum set, and was surprised how well they cleaned up also.


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Meadowhawk Guitar Body - Showcase
body from @aarontunes Excellent Forum Member Pre-Sale Notice. 😀

Core Wood

Alder

Lam Top Wood
Quilt Maple

Lam Top Upgrades
Quilt Maple - Very High Grade

Neck Pickup Rout
Humbucker

Bridge Pickup Rout
Humbucker

Controls
Volume 1, Volume 2, Tone 1, Upper Toggle Hole

Jack Rout
7/8" (22mm) Side Jack Hole

Bridge Rout Type
Hardtail

Bridge Rout
Hipshot Hardtail Bridge

Body Contours
Forearm Contour, Tummy Cut, Contoured Heel

Paint Category
No Paint


Meadowhawk Guitar Neck

Construction

Modern Tiltback

Shaft Wood
Mahogany

Fretboard Wood
Ebony (Macassar)

Nut Width
1.650" (42mm) - Vintage Medium

Right / Left Handed
Right-Handed

Neck Back Profile
Standard Thin

Fretboard Radius
10" - 16" Compound

Inlay Shape
Meadowhawk

Inlay Material
White Pearloid

Side Dots
White Side Dots

String Nut
Standard Nut - GraphTech White TUSQ XL

Finish
None


Hardware:

EMG Retro Active Jim Root Daemonum Set
Hipshot Grip-Lock Open Gear Tuners
Hipshot Hardtail Bridge
Switchcraft Output Jack and Toggle

Keda dyes for the front and headstock burst.

Oxford clear gloss Nitro tinted with Mixol Dye for the back, sides and the neck shaft. No 99 Ocean Blue and a touch of 27 True Red Mixol.

18 coats of Oxford Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer over body and neck shaft/headstock.

Sanded with Super Assilex and Buflex to 3000 grit.

Buffed out with Meguiars Scratch X and polished with Meguiars Ultimate Polish and Carnauba Wax.
Gorgeous
 
Seems like you need something to counter @Spud ’s “Hagwood’s Spanking” build. “Mashed Potatoes”??
Well, first off mashed potatoes are delicious. Secondly, having to apply corporal punishment to Hagwood actually pains me much more than it will him. It's just my caring nature, and wanting whats best for him. 😁
 
Secondly, having to apply corporal punishment to Hagwood actually pains me much more than it will him. It's just my caring nature, and wanting whats best for him. 😁
That's what the Coaches used to tell us in Jr. High school, when they spanked our @$$ with their custom made paddle (by the shop teacher), with holes drilled in it for aerodynamics.......

Maybe an Irish Potato Famine themed build.......
 
That's what the Coaches used to tell us in Jr. High school, when they spanked our @$$ with their custom made paddle (by the shop teacher), with holes drilled in it for aerodynamics.......

Maybe an Irish Potato Famine themed build.......
Now I’m having flashbacks to nuns with rulers smacking my knuckles. Hey, maybe that’s why my chops aren’t getting any better… nah. It’s the 18 guitars I own. Someday I’ll build one that unlocks my inner Batio.
 
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