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Originally Posted by Buckocaster51
Well I'll be...
One of the things that I have to do in the next month is build a couple of double necks (Doublecasters?)...and I have been planning on making an MDF test body...just to see if I had everything in the proper place...now this has me to thinking...
As the Old Road Hog would say...
Mighty fine!
Mighty fine!
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Mighty fine...might purty!! Ole Wichitaw don't say much. He purty much gets down to buzness on the neck of a gitar.
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Originally Posted by David Barnett
Is the center slice cut out to create a chamber or chambers?
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Nope. All solid.
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Originally Posted by JohnnyCrash
I was wondering the same thing myself...
That there is some dense and heavy ply... interesting suggestion. I bet it'd kill your back, but I'd be very curious about the sound/tone.
Oddly enough, that square "shoebox" of a body fits everything about a Telecaster (especially the no-frills functionality)... I sort of like it. Don't save that neck for a "real" project - that MDF Tele is really cool in my book, it already is a real project!!
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Really? I'm loving the neck. I can't see myself keeping this silly thing together.
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Originally Posted by tuuur
Terry, that's great, good job!
A minimalist square tele. Reminds me of the bo-caster.
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Thanks. What is the bo-caster?
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Originally Posted by Johnny Isaacs
...are you taking orders for these?! Looks great!
Johnny Isaacs
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Hey Johnny!! Yes. Send $50,000 via Palpal to
terry@terrydownsmusic.com and I'll take care of the shipping charges.
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Originally Posted by Wop Geronimo
Ditto, i'd buy that sucker right now!
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Well it's a one of a kine. You better get that $50K over here before Johnny does. Hehe.
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Originally Posted by maestrovert
+1....jes' m.h.o., but i think it's a must !
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I'd rather have a pretty guitar like one of your beauties!!
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Originally Posted by jwells393
Definitely Utah.................
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Yes. Should we start calling Utah the "Cutaway State"??
Boy, the multi-quote function on the TDPRI is GREAT!! Doing this in the past was quite a pain. Thanks Paul!!