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RE: Another vote for archtop! One more comment before I take a deep breath and move my drawings to the Design Your Own Guitar section. I’ve now read the Jim English ’Making a Laminated HollowBody Electric Guitar’ book and, with t... |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Another vote for archtop! Posted by: @frocesterbill They may well be aluminium (or an alloy containing aluminium) the gold on my first Bailey workshop build has worn off a bit but it was all I played for two years.....They do... |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Another vote for archtop! Posted by: @jamesbisset Does a tailpiece instead of a wraparound not soften the string tension? No. The string tension will be identical unless you change the tuning or the scale length... |
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RE: Another vote for archtop! They may well be aluminium (or an alloy containing aluminium) the gold on my first Bailey workshop build has worn off a bit but it was all I played for two years.....They do them in black........ |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Another vote for archtop! @frocesterbill Thanks Bill. I do think that KISS is always a good principle. I’m just struggling to work out what I’ll actually be buying. Zinc? Aloominum? I do fancy a black bridge though. I reckon a... |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Another vote for archtop! Good discussion point actually. The success of the Gibson Juniors in a rock context was usually put down to the simple wraparound bridge bolted to a slab of mahogany. That was my starting point. It’s ... |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Another vote for archtop! I’ve got Wilkinson wrapovers on two of my guitars and they work really well - intonation is very good. |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Another vote for archtop! I’ve been tweaking the design, and researching the hardware. The Wilkinson wraparound seems to come in different metals and prices depending where you look - £25 for zinc according to axesrus.com but ... |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Another vote for archtop! This style of construction is definitely one of the most tricky... |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Another vote for archtop! @markbailey This might upset you: But yes, I see your point. And the p/u switch via the neck p/u opening? I scaled the ƒ holes while scaling down the Yamaha sketch. I might have to restore to origina... |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Another vote for archtop! Remeber that you would actually have to install the controll knobs thru the f-holes - that is why they are usually located fairly close to the opening. You might need small hands or a nimble friend wi... |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Another vote for archtop!
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RE: Another vote for archtop! The Yamaha AES 1500 has a body length of 535mm and lower bout width of 430mm, so I’ve scaled that down to match the dimensions of a poor abused Vox Tornado which I bought for £40 in Africa a lifetime ... |
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6 years ago |
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Another vote for archtop! I built a couple of guitars in my youth, and assembled a couple of partcasters in my sensible years, but having discovered guitarmaking.co.uk, I’m itching to try a semi-acoustic. My current guitar is ... |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Another vote for archtop! I would vote for Archtop, 17 inch Bendetto style guitar |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Another vote for archtop! If proof were needed that @markbailey is ALWAYS RIGHT! Tell Carol that! hehehe - Cheers James! |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Joining the Guitar Making Revolution. About time @Russ get in the game. a Rabbit hole is waiting... |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Joining the Guitar Making Revolution. Posted by: @ Cheers tv. ✌️ |
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6 years ago |
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RE: Joining the Guitar Making Revolution. All advice welcome. Just jump in! Mark’s courses are really well structured and easy to follow. And when you finish following them, you find - as if by magic - a finished guitar in your hands! Then ... |
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RE: Joining the Guitar Making Revolution. Posted by: @ Well Peeps the time has come for me to move on to the next stage of my guitar making revolution. After spending the last 3 months listening to all your advice on the forum and watching ... |
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