Vinegar and Brown Paper... |
It sounds fabulous though. The Nocaster pickups really are everything you'd hope for, not a sign of muffledness and crystal clear on the cleans. With a bit of dirtiness, verily saucy indeed.
Ooh, Paper Roses |
I don't know why this happens - the doing things in clusters. It happened before with SGs and Strats before that, and a couple of offsets too. Most odd.
Maybe it is phases of the Luna that sets people of similar tastes to divest themselves of guitars/parts at the same time. Maybe this is Tele month, whereas October was SG and...well, you get the picture if you've read this far, I'm sure.
But The Iceblink One. Well, one thing I can do is sort out the finish for the body of the Iceblink and gunstock the neck, so maybe I'll do that while I'm awaiting. I've also sketched out a pickguard for it (very roughly). The idea for this is to cut it out of something, and laminate a piece of matching veneer to it. I want it to nod toward the fretboard but also merge with whatever finish the main body gets. I'm thinking corroded bronze or iron again, but I won't really know until I get to play with the ebony, I guess.
I, Scrible |
I've also been thinking more about the pickups. I was very definite about sorting out a Jaguar pup, but then tried a Jazzmaster one at the bridge and I think that could look quite tasty, and I do love Jazzmasters very muchly so. So what is a poor boy to do?
Actually, I just realised that I can't really finish the body yet, as I will no doubt need to chop some chunks out of it for the pickup and maybe the bridge if I can't find a hardtail one to fit.
La la laa.
Wish this veneer would hurry up and arrive.
La la laaaaa
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