rightintheface
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ya know what you never see?
a satin black sg with all gold hardware. i reckon that would look awesome.
i'm currently in the process of re-birthing my cheap epiphone g-400 (stripped it back to wood, it's got around 7 coats of danish oil on it so far), and it is such a sexy shape. i can't help thinking that it would look awesome in satin black. and gold everything just to make it look more "classic" than "metal". they have the "goth" model, but it looks too metal for me (even though i play pretty heavy stuff, i dnt really like "metal" guitars- bit too cheesey for me).
i also reckon a W sg made of solid wenge with a few very light coats of danish (or tung, or whatever your choice of oil) oil would look super slick. anybody ever looked at the back contour of their wenge neck? that sideways grain looks amazing, it would look great along the bevelled edges of an sg. satin black hardware to keep it nice and dark. wenge/ebony neck with block inlays and gibson headstock. put the jack on the side. chrome covered buckers. mmmmm. might be a little heavy....
can you tell i'm GAS-ing?
pics of my (now) classy looking epiphone sg coming soon. the mahogany lam-top looks great under the oil. gonna throw on another 6 or s coats of oil, let it cure for a week, then wax up with carnauba wax. also, i modified the headstock (read: hacksawed) and sanded off the epiphone inlay (which was just like a decal), and it will be getting a chrome tele control plate and 3-way lever. so it doesn't look cheap anymore, it's looking kinda boutique!! anybdy else like to strip back cheap guitars and make them nicer? i think if i didn't i would be positively bankrupt from too much W :tard:
a satin black sg with all gold hardware. i reckon that would look awesome.
i'm currently in the process of re-birthing my cheap epiphone g-400 (stripped it back to wood, it's got around 7 coats of danish oil on it so far), and it is such a sexy shape. i can't help thinking that it would look awesome in satin black. and gold everything just to make it look more "classic" than "metal". they have the "goth" model, but it looks too metal for me (even though i play pretty heavy stuff, i dnt really like "metal" guitars- bit too cheesey for me).
i also reckon a W sg made of solid wenge with a few very light coats of danish (or tung, or whatever your choice of oil) oil would look super slick. anybody ever looked at the back contour of their wenge neck? that sideways grain looks amazing, it would look great along the bevelled edges of an sg. satin black hardware to keep it nice and dark. wenge/ebony neck with block inlays and gibson headstock. put the jack on the side. chrome covered buckers. mmmmm. might be a little heavy....
can you tell i'm GAS-ing?
pics of my (now) classy looking epiphone sg coming soon. the mahogany lam-top looks great under the oil. gonna throw on another 6 or s coats of oil, let it cure for a week, then wax up with carnauba wax. also, i modified the headstock (read: hacksawed) and sanded off the epiphone inlay (which was just like a decal), and it will be getting a chrome tele control plate and 3-way lever. so it doesn't look cheap anymore, it's looking kinda boutique!! anybdy else like to strip back cheap guitars and make them nicer? i think if i didn't i would be positively bankrupt from too much W :tard: