Ddbltrbl
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I have just been swamped and had this little project waiting for me to complete the YY-Wicked for my friend. Unfortunately, I really didn't have time to do any build pics, so here it is in finished state.
Body:
Model: Chambered Jazzcaster, Alder on Alder
Pickups BK Piledriver set w/ 4-way switch:
1. Bridge
2. Bridge & Neck in parallel
3. Neck
4. Bridge & Neck in series
Gotoh Bridge, 7/8" (22mm) Side Jack Hole, Contoured Heel
Neck:
25-1/2" Scale, Warmoth Pro, Fatback, Indian Rosewood / Indian Rosewood.
10-16" Compound Radius
Sperzel Tuners and GD6150 frets
I have anxiously awaited getting to this; it has really been a perfect intersection of several ideas I've had. I really wanted to try a Fatback neck, and have want to try Rosewood for the neck as well, but I was worried that it might be too heavy. But, the shape of the Jazzmaster body looked to me like it would balance out pretty well. And, since , I love the sound of a good Telecaster, but have just never warmed up to the body, a Jazzcaster just seemed to be the right combination of everything.
I am happy to report that I like it even better than I thought I would. The balance is great, the tone is awesome (warm and powerful, but clear, with plenty of crunch when needed. Super comfortable to play! And, I like the Fatback neck more and more each day. With a partial Cagey Polish on the neck the Rosewood doesn't feel waxy at all. It's very slick and comfortable. Definitely a keeper! :laughing7:
:guitarplayer2:
Body:
Model: Chambered Jazzcaster, Alder on Alder
Pickups BK Piledriver set w/ 4-way switch:
1. Bridge
2. Bridge & Neck in parallel
3. Neck
4. Bridge & Neck in series
Gotoh Bridge, 7/8" (22mm) Side Jack Hole, Contoured Heel
Neck:
25-1/2" Scale, Warmoth Pro, Fatback, Indian Rosewood / Indian Rosewood.
10-16" Compound Radius
Sperzel Tuners and GD6150 frets


I have anxiously awaited getting to this; it has really been a perfect intersection of several ideas I've had. I really wanted to try a Fatback neck, and have want to try Rosewood for the neck as well, but I was worried that it might be too heavy. But, the shape of the Jazzmaster body looked to me like it would balance out pretty well. And, since , I love the sound of a good Telecaster, but have just never warmed up to the body, a Jazzcaster just seemed to be the right combination of everything.
I am happy to report that I like it even better than I thought I would. The balance is great, the tone is awesome (warm and powerful, but clear, with plenty of crunch when needed. Super comfortable to play! And, I like the Fatback neck more and more each day. With a partial Cagey Polish on the neck the Rosewood doesn't feel waxy at all. It's very slick and comfortable. Definitely a keeper! :laughing7:
:guitarplayer2: