War_in_D
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Just so I'm clear as well. I wasn't calling any one person out. It just seemed like an awful lot of negativity regarding someone's creation on this thread from a group that seems to pride itself so much on the creativity of it's members. I mean, realistically.. many of us here don't really "create" that much of anything. We just assemble and finish parts that were already built, and then sit back and pat each other on the back for our "creations". I'm just as guilty about doing this as anyone, but I know darn well that I'm not a guitar "builder". Assembler, yes.. Builder, no. I don't know the first thing about actually building a guitar, so I try not to bust the chops of the ones that can.
With that said and just playing "Devil's Advocate" here.. but did I miss a link or something that outlines the build? Everyone here is assuming the mass of this guitar is akin to the density of a black hole.. For all we know, this guitar could be some kind of hollow body and/or chambered build constructed of the lightest possible wood that could be sourced. It's a given that double necks are heavy by nature, but Warmoth claims a 25% reduction in weight for a chambered Strat body vs. its solid counterpart so do you think it might be possible that the builder took something like into account when designing it?
With that said and just playing "Devil's Advocate" here.. but did I miss a link or something that outlines the build? Everyone here is assuming the mass of this guitar is akin to the density of a black hole.. For all we know, this guitar could be some kind of hollow body and/or chambered build constructed of the lightest possible wood that could be sourced. It's a given that double necks are heavy by nature, but Warmoth claims a 25% reduction in weight for a chambered Strat body vs. its solid counterpart so do you think it might be possible that the builder took something like into account when designing it?
