Ok, you realize you are now obligated by thread rules to provide pictures of that bound Birdseye/Birdseye neck right? Hey I don’t make the rules....
Well, I just figured that went without saying! Here is the body she is destined to be paired with (also Warmoth):
Peter
Thanks! I will definitely share.@Verne Bunsen That looks fabulous.
I'm a Mastery Bridge fan myself and I've love the black.
Please share pictures of the finished guitar.
Thanks! I will definitely share.
I love that black Mastery hardware too, it really pulls it all together. I broke my social media boycott for that stuff, they were sold out and said I had to monitor Instagram for inventory updates. The courage of my convictions never stood a chance against black Mastery hardware
The good news is the product remains of the highest caliberMonitor Instagram? Really? I thought better of Mastery!
I have a zero trust of all Facebook products and my opinion of Mastery has significantly declined?
Well, I just figured that went without saying! Here is the body she is destined to be paired with (also Warmoth):
Agreed, time to get some a$$es back in some seats!
Thanks! That makes two of us, I assure you! I placed the order for the body and neck together back in January. I do hope the neck finds its way out of limbo soon. Probably worth an e-mail, actually...
Yup!
That’s going to be a really nice build, there. I will be interested in finding out what all is in the build (besides the nice chambered body and Mastery bridge and trem). And how it works for you when you get it together.Well, I just figured that went without saying! Here is the body she is destined to be paired with (also Warmoth):
Agreed, time to get some a$$es back in some seats!
Thanks! The pickups are from Revel, traditional Jazzmaster. It is not wired in the standard fashion. I like the standard configuration, ‘dark’ circuit and all, but as this is JM #2 I ventured out a bit. It is inspired somewhat by the Ultra series JM. The lower circuit has 250k pots instead of 1Meg, and a S-1 switch in the tone pot. As it is presently wired, the slider puts the pickups out-of-phase in the “up” position, while the S-1 switch puts them in Series and switches to the upper controls, which are brightened up with a 1Meg volume and 250k tone. I have since procured a 4PDT slider switch; I’m going to try to put the series/parallel and control circuit switching on that and let the S-1 do phase reversal. Seems more intuitive. Just need to get the wiring sorted out and go back under the hood. It’s a journey, not a destination!
Hey, I recognize that album art!
