bummer, but sounds like you have a plan for that neck.

glad to see the forum's longest running project guitar is still on track!

doubles as the world's smallest butter churn handle

may need to get me one of them fangled guns... 2nd amendment all that.

COMPLETE REVERB HANDLE ASSEMBLY!

i've never seen one quite like this before. the tones i expect unlocked by this contraption -- not to mention the convenient holder for spare picks -- will redefine how we look at the instrument forever.

All these finer points of guitar building...it's a wonder it ever happened.

that's a great write-up, hurbz. nicely done!

kinda diggin the thin skin look. color scheme is beautiful!

Super envious, that looks rad!

yeah, that's wild. it must something similar to the atmos and other 3D audio technologies gaining some steam right now? curious about your review of it.

that works.

excellent walkthrough here. the part about the nut is a drag, but probably least of your worries at this point. looking great so far!

i dig those pedal connections. short, to the point.

totally hearing you on the risk vs. reward on space saving through micro pedals. in some instances (like the Tender Octaver or my JHS Foot Fuzz), it's so worth it to get nearly identical performance for half or less the real estate. the Donner compressor i have is just meh at best. i do find it's en...

NickS wrote:(My wife wasn't amused at yet another amp coming through the door...)

"It's the last one, I SWEAR!!"

Bacchus wrote: ↑Mon Apr 17, 2023 11:06 am 1982, obviously.

that tracks.

that is looking damn fine laid out. exciting!

ekwatts wrote: ↑Sat Apr 08, 2023 7:15 am

dots wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 2:48 pm

Mike wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 6:55 am Well you’ve incentivised me to start cataloguing them in a notepad doc for sure

Notepad++, pls

Notepad++ bros unite. What a program.

Gorgeous wood

the "oily rags in the basement" analogy is one we use at work pretty frequently when talking about the technical debt most folks don't realize they're accumulating.

very interested to see where this project goes!