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No creo que lean como se hizo porque esta en ingles pero lo puse igual
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James Burton's "TCB Tele"
James Burton, the "Telecaster Master", was playing for Elvis Presley when I met him in 1972. Mike Deasy introduced us. He asked me to carve this tele for him (it was one of his favorites) 'cause he liked what I did on the 3 I had carved for Mike. He said he wanted a crucifix on it, his initials, a "leo" sign and (especially) the letters "TCB" with a lightening bolt. The design was left to me. TCB stands for "take care of business". Elvis' band members had this symbol on everything they owned.
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John Lennon Tribute
Evidently a Rickenbacker model #220. Came with clear shellac finish and solid black plastic pickguard.
I stripped it, carved in one of my favorite portraits of John (sans glasses)
Painted the body black and made a white pickguard to match the one John played in the early days.
John's signature and cartoon logo are engraved into the laminated white pickguard.
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"Nature Boy"
I carved this beautiful old Telecaster for Mike Deasy in about 1969.he wanted something natural with owls, birds, a butterfly and a goat. The pickguard is engraved through the white into the black beneathit.Years later, it was admired by Kenny Rankin.
Mike made him a gift of it.
Kenny still owns and treasures it.
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JAMES GRIFFIN
Carved for James Griffin, of "Bread" in 1973.James came to my home in Hollywood with James Burton, when I was working on J.B's TCB Tele. He said, "I'm gonna have to have you carve one for me." Well, I was used to hearing this and didn't think much of it. 2 days later, I got a call from Hollywood Music saying James had bought a stratocaster that morning and wanted it delivered to my home... COOL.James called me later and we discussed what he wanted on it. I suggested a griffin motive, since his name was Griffin. He liked that and left the rest of the design up to me. I put a big old english "G" on it, a mermaid up in the right corner, a merman in the lower left (they're sort of reaching to each other), a "Gordian Knot" next to the bridge and carried the Griffin deal into the pickguard. I discovered later that what I thought was a griffin (i.e. a winged lion was something else - a griffin is a lion's body with a bird's head & wings) James didn't seem to mind. And I thought it turned out pretty cool.
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Jerry Garcia & Roses
Custom carved for Ed Clark of Conway, Arkansas
This koa wood Carvin was carved for Ed Clark of Conway, ArkansasHe wanted a Jerry Garcia commemorative guitar.Ed originally said he didn't want it "as busy" as some of my work. He wanted a simple design of Jerry and roses with wolf ear horns. I started with a computer sketch (left) Then he wanted his intials (EJC) added... then the tiger... then more roses... roses in the hair and beard... around the intials... then the "Steal Your Face" logo... oh, my !
OK... So... it's a little busy. But we like it And I think Jerry would have, too.
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Sammy Ash Angel & Dragon
Commissioned by Sammy Ash of Sam Ash Music Inc.
Sammy emailed one day and inquired about having a guitar carved. One thing led to another. He hand picked this Strat from one of his stores and sent it to me. He pretty much left the design to me. I woke up one morning with this Angel & Dragon theme in my head. Sammy said go for it... and here it is.
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Strat Neuveau
1998 Fender USA Stratocaster
ash body Body, pickguard & head stock carved inart nouveau style
Sold to Jacq Ball
Norman, Oklahoma
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PRS Dragon & Wizard
Custom carved for Rob Hill, Cincinatti, Ohio
This PRS was carved for Rob Hill of Cincinatti, Ohio. He wanted adragon and awizard on it. After a lot of e-mailing and re-disigning , we finally came up with a design we both liked. The design is carved into the maple cap only .(about 1/2 inch of thickness) The main body seems to be poplar.The picture to the left is one Rob sent me after he got it back to Cincinatti and added stains and a black background
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Golden Girl Telecaster
Was run over by a car. It broke the body into several pieces, and severed it from the neck. I bought it as a basket case. Replace the body with an ash body from the Warmath company. I don't know if the neck is an original Fender... there was no decal... but it looks like one, so I carved the famous Fender Telecaster logo into it. I've never seen this type of massive Tele bridge before... but it says "Fender" on it... and it does give remarkable sustain for a Tele. I had the bridge gold plated and replaced all the other hardware (including the neck pickup cover & neck mounting plate) with gold... hence the name "Golden Girl".
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Russ Guiguerre
The entire body is an eagle in flight. The pick guard is an American flag, engraved into the plastic and painted red, white and blue.
On the back of this guitar is the statue of liberty. Behind her is the Empire State Building... with King Kong on the top of it. A banner at her base reads:"Truth ,Justice and the American way".
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Ron Terborg's "Bear Dance Strat"
Commissioned by Ron Terborg of Larkspur,Colorado.
This was a fun piece and uniquely beautiful. Ron and I worked out the elements of design together. He knew pretty much what he wanted. He wanted an Indinan Brave, arm extended, sporting an eagle feather shawl. He wanted a ferocious bear to represent the bear dance. He wanted a spirit turtle (which ended up on the peghead). Then he said he liked my "ribbon work". Ron said add as much ribbon as I wanted. So there's ribbon and feathers all over this bad injun.Ron had special antler tone and volume knobs made by Jeff Two Hawks Weinstein (no... really) adding a nice further Native American touch. The lower horn pickguard was cut away to allow for more ribbon carving. Golden Oak Stain, Nitro Lacquer finish, completed 8/28/06 .
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The V-Rat Strat
Owned by Anthony Maddox of Gadsen, Alabama
Originally bought on eBay where it was advertised as a "Frankenstrat". It was looking pretty nasty. Scratched & gouged body, broken pickguard, missing tuner, etc. I started carving it in the summer of 2003. I had to put it away for a couple years when things got busy. I finally got around to finishing it in March of 2006. The name "V-Rat" is in homage to Harley's new scooter, the V-Rod.
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Buck's Bad Ass "Strat fink"
Commissioned by Floyd Buck of Murfreesboro, TN
Buck had this idea of building a hot rod guitar. Paying tribute to the American Hot rod and The "Big Daddy" of hot rods, Ed Roth. So we fooled around with Kar-Toons and Rat Fink and some pinstriping and came up with"THE STRAT FINK"The "Li'l Killer" hot rail pickups from GFS make it even more of a hot rod. Black anodized hardware and hardwood knobs to match the Provincial Pine Stain under 3 coats of Nitro Lacquer finish. Completed 6/24/07 .
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Wolf Strat
* Commissioned by *
Marvin Plank - Muscatine,Iowa
who also owns the RODEO STRAT
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Mike Botts' - "Love Child"
This is actually the first guitar I ever carved... but it wasn't for Mike.Brian Cole, of "The Association" commissioned it in 1969. Brian offered to buy me the tools I needed if I would carve his old Stratocaster. It didn't look like this when I finished. The big butterfly was there, the peace symbol, a flower and the word "LOVE" was in the oval above the neck pick-up. The pickguard wasn't carved or re-shaped. The finish was natural oiled alder wood. Mike Botts was the drummer on "Bread" at the time. He convinced Brian to sell him the guitar. A couple years later Mike saw some other axes I had done and asked me if I wouldn't re-vamp this one. I was delighted! I added a butterfly, more foliage, cut, re-shaped and engraved the pickguard, added a rose to bottom right (where I cut away the pickguard) and, in place of the word, "LOVE", carved a miro-scene of a man and woman making love in the grass. Then I airbrushed tinted laquers over the wood carving. All in all... it was a nice improvement.
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The Wayne Spinner, "Bat Strat"
Commissioned by Beth Carney of Syracuse, New York Ms. Carney commissioned me to build this Super Hero Stratocaster as a Surprise gift for her sweetheart, Wayne, who was graduating from college. Now that's true love. She decided to go with Batman, Superman & Spiderman as the theme.As a personal touch, she had me engrave his first name, Wayne, into the custom peghead. And incorporate his last name, Spinner, into the "Spiderman" logo on the pickguard. Body is hard rock maple supplied by Warmoth. Pickups are hot wound customs from GFS. Gold hardware and antique ivory pickup covers and knobs add a touch of class. Color is airbrushed lacquer under 3 coats of clear.
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Bone Strat
Custom Design for Bobby Ingals - "Aggravated Minds"-Indianapolis, Indiana
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Tele Davidson
This one started out as a Carvin DC150
(Their Less paul Jr. model)I've always liked the Carvin engineering . The playability and the no-nonscense aproach to building guitars. The pickups are humbuckers run through a series of mini-switches to change each pickup to a single coil at will.This one had a solid maple body which made it very heavy but just right for my needs.I carved a panhead chopper and a Harley-Davidson winged logo into the body ... along with a pair of wings to accentuate the double cutaway. Then I replaced the "Carvin" logo in the peghead with another harley logo engraved in mother of pearl.
It has a Danish oil finish so you can feel the actual wood... which is a lot lighter since it's tranformation.
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Tele Davidson
Originally purchased by - Bob and Shirley Vicars - Bonifay,Florida Currently owned by Wayne Thomley of Wicksburg, Alabama
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Yellow Submarine Bass
The Beatles
Yellow Submarine Bass
Built for Peter Kledaras - Wilmington, Delaware
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Resurection
Fender Broadcaster carved for Mike Deasy in 1969
The body is a scene of Christ's tomb. The stone has been rolled away and christ is ascending to heaven surrounded by a dozen angels. Mary stands in front of the open tomb. The pick guard is black on black... engraved in it is the text of "John 3:16". On the headstock, the original decal was copied in bas relief, preserving the word "Broadcaster"
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JEWELED JESUS
Fender Stratocaster carved for Mike Deasy in 1969
The body is a biblical scene with Jesus, staff in hand, laying a blessing hand on the bridge of the guitar. The real jewel encrusted pick guard (Jade, sapphire & star sapphire) displays a laughing face of Christ. One blue sapphire is set in Christ's eye.
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The Blues Girl SG
Custom carved for Dr. Doug Bess, Atlanta, Georgia
This 1974 Gibson SG was carved for Dr. Doug Bess of Atlanta, Georgia.He wanted a girl, dressed in blue, surrounded by kudzu vines and holding a silver Dobro! The Highway 61 & 49 signs and the phrases, "Delta Blues" "Blues is Truth" and "Crossroads" were Dr. Doug's ideas. He also came up with bluing the pickguard engraving and laminating in the sepia tone crossroads photo. That's the good doctor there with his thumb out in the photo. I used a sort of "white wash" stain, intending to add a blue tinted lacquer over it. Doug thought just a clear lacquer over the white would look cooler. Yeah! That works! He wanted to lose the original "Gibson" plastic laminate on the peghead. So I inlaid his name in mother of pearl and inlaid the hitchhiker image in various hardwood veneers.
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Pirate Strat
Custom carved for Dr. Doug Bess, Atlanta, Georgia
This ash body Stratocaster was carved for Dr. Doug Bess of Atlanta, Georgia. He wanted a pirate and a naked lady on it. Good stuff! Later, Doug thought he'd like to have the logo of the "New World Order" wrestling organization on it also. So we put a banner with the name behind the lady and the logo behind the pirtate's head. Doug decided to have me add the engraved pickguard and the airbrushed colors as well. The colors are acrylic along with the clear finish. I love the antique look of this piece.Dr. Bess also decided to have me carve his name on the peghead. Just "BESS". Simple and elegant with 3 coats of lacquer.
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Dragon Den #5
Custom carved for Rosario Panzarella of Metuchen New jersey
It started out as #5 of 10 limited edition "Dragon Den Strat" style bodies I designed.It's the first one of the series that received a color airbrush finish. I also gave it a special custom engraved pickguard. The pickups are hot wound "Li'l Killers" from GFT. I love this axe! It plays and sounds as great as it looks.I decided to keep this one. She was too sweet! Then Rosario saw it on my site and wanted to buy it. I offered to make another one for him but he wanted this one. (sigh)He also asked me to replace the neck and put his name on the peghead instead of "Dragon Den". Happy to oblige. Although I did hate to see her go.
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Fantastrat
This was the result of a MISTAKE.When I was carving the "WOLF STRAT" for Marv Plank, I accidently made the head of the wolf too small for it's body. The pickguard and pickups are schecter. The rest is all Fender.
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Rodeo Strat
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"Electric Lady Land"
Custom carved for Paul Hale of London, England, UK
This custom lovely was built for Paul Hale of London, England
Paul contacted me by email. He knew what he wanted. A Strat style guitar with Jimi Hendrix playing and 2 naked ladies kissing. "Electric Lady Land". I like it! Can do!The ash body is from Stew-Mac. The neck was ordered from Warmoth, maple on maple, Warmoth "pro" with a "Jackson" feel, CBS strat head stock and graphite nut. The pickups are the "Little Killers" from GFS. (way bad) Tuners and fulcrum tremolo by Wilkinson.Jimi and the ladies got a light lacquer tinting, the pickguard custom engraved and the peghead personalized. She's a sweet lady to play, too.
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Dragon Strat
Rich Olson of Wheaton Illinois Sent me this sketch of what he wanted carved on his guitar.
After discussing it some, he sent me his guitar.
A 1996 USA Fender Stratocaster Plus Deluxe with Crimson finish, active pickups and locking tuners made in the 50th anniversary year. Though the original body had an ash veneer, the bulk of the body turned out to be alder (so Fender could save $23 ). I sanded off the top veneer and carved the design in the alder which was finished
(along with the neck and head stock) in a pine stain and 7 coats of lacquer. She plays and sounds as good as she looks.
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Freebird Strat
Custom carved for Cy Preece of Tamworth in Staffordshire, UK
This beautiful walnut rear control cavity Strat styled guitar body was built by Larry Davis of Gallery Hardwoods, Eugene, Oregon. He sent it to me and I carved it and shipped out to England for Cy to assembleCy was very precise about how he wanted his guitar. He chose the wood, the design, the neck, pick-ups, bridge etc. And I must say he has excellent taste.Cy is a big fan of Lynard Skynard. To honor them, he had me carve the word "Freebird" on the chest of this stylized eagle (left) on the back The hardware displayed here is not the real deal. I photoshopped it in. Perhaps I'll be able to post a pic of the actual finished guitar when Cy gets it put together.
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The Steve Martin Banjo
Steve Martin and I have been friends since high school in 1960.
10 years later, In 1970, we were both living in Laurel Canyon, L.A.I was singing and carving and Steve was writing for the Smother's Brothers TV show. Steve started talking to me about making him a solid body (non-electric) banjo.I had some other projects in the works, so I kind of put him off. Then I found a motorcycle I wanted to buy. The Harley was $500.I called Steve and said, "I'll carve your banjo for $250... if you'll pay me in advance and loan me another $250." He agreed, gave me the $500. I bought the Harley and the wood.About a week later, I was hired to play the lead role in the first national tour of the musical "HAIR". I told Steve the banjo was going to happen, but it would take longer than I originally thought.He said, "O.K."
For the next couple of years, I worked on this banjo in my spare time in hotel rooms all over the United States and Canada.
The body is walnut. The back of the peghead is an eagle.The back of the neck is a history of American war (revolutionary, civil, indian, "Old Ironsides", W.W.I - bi-planes, W.W.II - Iwo Jima, & the atomic bomb) A mushroom cloud sweeps into the "Mountain Whiporwhill"scene with cornicopias, angels, a banjo & a fiddle on the body's back.The face is covered with white suede. The front of the peghead is inlaid with a take off of the Martin guitar logo... "S.G.Martin- est. 1945" The fingerboard is inlaid with a sort of boroque design
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The Dragon Slayer
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JIMI HENDRIX COMMEMORATIVE
I always wanted to carve a guitar for Hendrix when he was alive. For some reason, I thought roses muting into flames would be good for him. I never got the chance.But 30 years later, I got this Fender Custom Voo Doo Child Strat ... a guitar Fender made for Jimi.. (though I doubt he ever played it)... it has a backwards peghead and upside down wired pickups... so a righty can play lefty... and I guess a lefty can play righty.
The first Jimi face I carved didn't look the way I wanted it to look... so I chopped it out and inset a piece of hard rock maple so I could get the detail
I wanted without fear of breakage. I experimented with lots of pickguard designs... roses, lotus, peace symbols, etc... and finally came up with ...
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Bad to the Bone
*Fender Jazz Special Bass *
* Carved May, 1999
* Alder wood, carved & airbrushed
* Original equipment with Badass bridge added
* finish is black & clear Varathane
Sold to Paul Caillouette of "JONAS" Boston, mass.
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Jordan Vos of "Robberts Music" Hilversum, The Netherlands
Jordan Vos contacted me by email from Holland in February of 2006. He had this idea for an anniversary present for his father. Since his father, Robbert Vos, is one of Holland's premier luthiers, Jordan thought a guitar with his dad's portrait might make a nice gift. He sent me a photo plus a basic idea of the layout and we worked out the details (below).
His dad is a fan of the Gibson L-5, so he chose this as the starting point. I had Warmoth create an L-5 body from choice maple with no control or pickup cavities. Only mounting holes for the gold plated wrap-around Wilkinson bridge. The neck is also maple with a rosewood fingerboard and a Gibson style 3+3 peghead, where I inlaid the "Robberts Music Store" logo in mother of pearl.
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the Goth SG Chiller
Commissioned by David Ledogar of Massapequa, NY.
Started out as a white 1975 Gibson SG Standard - David wanted his SG to represent the Goth style. He wanted Skulls, tombstones, crosses and a big scary tree. We sent designs back & forth by email until we came up with the "Chiller". Dave sent along the cool skull pot knobs. Nice touch! The finish is a dark walnut oil stain.
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"Free Bird" - Peter Malick
Peter was the guitarist/conductor of the National Touring Co. of "HAIR" when I toured with that company from 1970-1973. Later, in L.A., we shared a home together with our wives and daughters. It was then Peter asked me to carve his old faithful Strat which he still plays some 25 plus years later. His daughter, Mercy's name is worked into the design of the feathers under the wing.
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the Phoenix Phlame
Commissioned by David George of Toms River, NJ.
This is the second guitar I carved for Dave. He wanted a Phoenix rising from the ashes... no... flames... and breathing fire! YEAH!!!! THe finish is airbrushed tinted clear lacquers.
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the St.George Dragon
Commissioned by David George of Toms River, NJ.
A Firebrand Gibson 335 S - Dave wanted a damsel threatened by a dragon. Since His last name is George, I started calling it the "St. George". This inspired Dave to add the sword & sheild with a monogram of his father's initials, WLG, in a garland of art nouveau. Clear lacquer over Danish oil.
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MALLORY - STRAT
Fender Stratocaster - carved for Lee Mallory
This is the second guitar I carved. I did it for my roomate, Lee, in 1969. The first was for Brian Cole and was later bought by Mike Botts, who had me re-do it. So this really the earliest one... still as it was when I did it.The body is decorated with many symbols (having to do with astrology, astronomy and alchemy) acsentuated by massive baroque scroll work. The pick guard is black on white, carrying the "Mallory coat of arms".
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Dragon Caster
Commissioned by Keith Lebo of Fairfeild, Ct.
Alder Strat body by Warmoth - gold hardware - Airbrushed color - Clear acrylic lacquer finish
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PRS Dragon
Rob Hill of Cincinatti, Ohio, also owns the Paul Reed Smith Dragon & Wizard guitar.
Rob is a big fan of dragons and the PRS axe. He asked me if I could copy the the famous inlaid dragon design in another PRS body.I said I'd give it a shot... and this is what we came up with. The design had to be altered somewhat to accomidate the different bridge and allow for depth in carving the wood. The left wing was swept over to the area between the pickups.
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Dragon Den #6
Custom built for Cyril Preece of Tamworth in Staffordshire, UK
It started out as #6 of 10 limited edition "Dragons Den" Strat style bodies I designed.It's the first one of the series that received a red airbrush treatment. Many hours of yellow, orange, red, blue, black and white tinted lacqers. I also gave it a special custom engraved "tortoise shell" pickguard. The pickups are hot wound "Li'l Killers" from GFT. The tuners are special, too. Gearless Steinbergers.I dreamed about this one. A fire red, tortoise shell Dragons Den. The very next day, Cy emailed me from England and practically ordered it right out of my dream. Really.Cy also asked me to cut an access notch for the neck truss adjuster under the pickguard, by the heel, so he could adjust the neck without removing it. I went one better. There's a removable section of pickguard over the notch... so he doesn't even have to remove the pickguard and strings. I like that.
I'll doubtless do it again.
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Cort Dragon
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SGT. ED YOUNG'S "Dragon Guitar"
Ed commissioned this piece to display with his exquisite show bike "The Red Dragon".
The guitar started out as a mahogany body Epiphone G-400.
Paint by George ... Accent by Jim & Tina
Custom Guitar Stand by Steve Spence
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Sam Bone
* Body Custom Designed for
Sam Deo - Pequannock,N.J.
* Ash Stratocaster style body from Warmoth
* Completed July 4th, 2002
* Inspired by George Lynch's Scull guitar
He wanted a copy of the George Lynch scull guitar. I said I didn't copy other artists work... plus I thought Lynch's axe looked like something you'd get free with a whopper at Burger King....but I'd be happy to make a more realistic version of it, if he'd like. Sam thought that was a good idea... so we came up with the design you see. Sam thought up the broken bone and the rib cage and I added the internal organs.
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The Wangcaster
This started out as a Cort Stratocaster copy.
I bought it on-line. But when I took it apart it turned out the body was plywood. So I decided to have some fun. I made a new body out of Cherry wood,
added some maple for a new headstock, made a new pickguard and... voila!
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1974 Gibson SG Standard
Honduras Mahogany
Bought at eBay on-line auction. Broken Bigsby tailpiece, scratched pickguard & bent tuners.
I replaced the missing Bigsby parts (spring & arm), added new grove tuners & made a new custom pickguard, incorproating the classic "The Gibson" logo.
Then I did my old favorite SG "violin" treatment along with a deeply carved
No creo que lean como se hizo porque esta en ingles pero lo puse igual
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James Burton's "TCB Tele"
James Burton, the "Telecaster Master", was playing for Elvis Presley when I met him in 1972. Mike Deasy introduced us. He asked me to carve this tele for him (it was one of his favorites) 'cause he liked what I did on the 3 I had carved for Mike. He said he wanted a crucifix on it, his initials, a "leo" sign and (especially) the letters "TCB" with a lightening bolt. The design was left to me. TCB stands for "take care of business". Elvis' band members had this symbol on everything they owned.
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John Lennon Tribute
Evidently a Rickenbacker model #220. Came with clear shellac finish and solid black plastic pickguard.
I stripped it, carved in one of my favorite portraits of John (sans glasses)
Painted the body black and made a white pickguard to match the one John played in the early days.
John's signature and cartoon logo are engraved into the laminated white pickguard.
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"Nature Boy"
I carved this beautiful old Telecaster for Mike Deasy in about 1969.he wanted something natural with owls, birds, a butterfly and a goat. The pickguard is engraved through the white into the black beneathit.Years later, it was admired by Kenny Rankin.
Mike made him a gift of it.
Kenny still owns and treasures it.
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JAMES GRIFFIN
Carved for James Griffin, of "Bread" in 1973.James came to my home in Hollywood with James Burton, when I was working on J.B's TCB Tele. He said, "I'm gonna have to have you carve one for me." Well, I was used to hearing this and didn't think much of it. 2 days later, I got a call from Hollywood Music saying James had bought a stratocaster that morning and wanted it delivered to my home... COOL.James called me later and we discussed what he wanted on it. I suggested a griffin motive, since his name was Griffin. He liked that and left the rest of the design up to me. I put a big old english "G" on it, a mermaid up in the right corner, a merman in the lower left (they're sort of reaching to each other), a "Gordian Knot" next to the bridge and carried the Griffin deal into the pickguard. I discovered later that what I thought was a griffin (i.e. a winged lion was something else - a griffin is a lion's body with a bird's head & wings) James didn't seem to mind. And I thought it turned out pretty cool.
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Jerry Garcia & Roses
Custom carved for Ed Clark of Conway, Arkansas
This koa wood Carvin was carved for Ed Clark of Conway, ArkansasHe wanted a Jerry Garcia commemorative guitar.Ed originally said he didn't want it "as busy" as some of my work. He wanted a simple design of Jerry and roses with wolf ear horns. I started with a computer sketch (left) Then he wanted his intials (EJC) added... then the tiger... then more roses... roses in the hair and beard... around the intials... then the "Steal Your Face" logo... oh, my !
OK... So... it's a little busy. But we like it And I think Jerry would have, too.
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Sammy Ash Angel & Dragon
Commissioned by Sammy Ash of Sam Ash Music Inc.
Sammy emailed one day and inquired about having a guitar carved. One thing led to another. He hand picked this Strat from one of his stores and sent it to me. He pretty much left the design to me. I woke up one morning with this Angel & Dragon theme in my head. Sammy said go for it... and here it is.
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Strat Neuveau
1998 Fender USA Stratocaster
ash body Body, pickguard & head stock carved inart nouveau style
Sold to Jacq Ball
Norman, Oklahoma
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PRS Dragon & Wizard
Custom carved for Rob Hill, Cincinatti, Ohio
This PRS was carved for Rob Hill of Cincinatti, Ohio. He wanted adragon and awizard on it. After a lot of e-mailing and re-disigning , we finally came up with a design we both liked. The design is carved into the maple cap only .(about 1/2 inch of thickness) The main body seems to be poplar.The picture to the left is one Rob sent me after he got it back to Cincinatti and added stains and a black background
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Golden Girl Telecaster
Was run over by a car. It broke the body into several pieces, and severed it from the neck. I bought it as a basket case. Replace the body with an ash body from the Warmath company. I don't know if the neck is an original Fender... there was no decal... but it looks like one, so I carved the famous Fender Telecaster logo into it. I've never seen this type of massive Tele bridge before... but it says "Fender" on it... and it does give remarkable sustain for a Tele. I had the bridge gold plated and replaced all the other hardware (including the neck pickup cover & neck mounting plate) with gold... hence the name "Golden Girl".
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Russ Guiguerre
The entire body is an eagle in flight. The pick guard is an American flag, engraved into the plastic and painted red, white and blue.
On the back of this guitar is the statue of liberty. Behind her is the Empire State Building... with King Kong on the top of it. A banner at her base reads:"Truth ,Justice and the American way".
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Ron Terborg's "Bear Dance Strat"
Commissioned by Ron Terborg of Larkspur,Colorado.
This was a fun piece and uniquely beautiful. Ron and I worked out the elements of design together. He knew pretty much what he wanted. He wanted an Indinan Brave, arm extended, sporting an eagle feather shawl. He wanted a ferocious bear to represent the bear dance. He wanted a spirit turtle (which ended up on the peghead). Then he said he liked my "ribbon work". Ron said add as much ribbon as I wanted. So there's ribbon and feathers all over this bad injun.Ron had special antler tone and volume knobs made by Jeff Two Hawks Weinstein (no... really) adding a nice further Native American touch. The lower horn pickguard was cut away to allow for more ribbon carving. Golden Oak Stain, Nitro Lacquer finish, completed 8/28/06 .
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The V-Rat Strat
Owned by Anthony Maddox of Gadsen, Alabama
Originally bought on eBay where it was advertised as a "Frankenstrat". It was looking pretty nasty. Scratched & gouged body, broken pickguard, missing tuner, etc. I started carving it in the summer of 2003. I had to put it away for a couple years when things got busy. I finally got around to finishing it in March of 2006. The name "V-Rat" is in homage to Harley's new scooter, the V-Rod.
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Buck's Bad Ass "Strat fink"
Commissioned by Floyd Buck of Murfreesboro, TN
Buck had this idea of building a hot rod guitar. Paying tribute to the American Hot rod and The "Big Daddy" of hot rods, Ed Roth. So we fooled around with Kar-Toons and Rat Fink and some pinstriping and came up with"THE STRAT FINK"The "Li'l Killer" hot rail pickups from GFS make it even more of a hot rod. Black anodized hardware and hardwood knobs to match the Provincial Pine Stain under 3 coats of Nitro Lacquer finish. Completed 6/24/07 .
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Wolf Strat
* Commissioned by *
Marvin Plank - Muscatine,Iowa
who also owns the RODEO STRAT
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Mike Botts' - "Love Child"
This is actually the first guitar I ever carved... but it wasn't for Mike.Brian Cole, of "The Association" commissioned it in 1969. Brian offered to buy me the tools I needed if I would carve his old Stratocaster. It didn't look like this when I finished. The big butterfly was there, the peace symbol, a flower and the word "LOVE" was in the oval above the neck pick-up. The pickguard wasn't carved or re-shaped. The finish was natural oiled alder wood. Mike Botts was the drummer on "Bread" at the time. He convinced Brian to sell him the guitar. A couple years later Mike saw some other axes I had done and asked me if I wouldn't re-vamp this one. I was delighted! I added a butterfly, more foliage, cut, re-shaped and engraved the pickguard, added a rose to bottom right (where I cut away the pickguard) and, in place of the word, "LOVE", carved a miro-scene of a man and woman making love in the grass. Then I airbrushed tinted laquers over the wood carving. All in all... it was a nice improvement.
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The Wayne Spinner, "Bat Strat"
Commissioned by Beth Carney of Syracuse, New York Ms. Carney commissioned me to build this Super Hero Stratocaster as a Surprise gift for her sweetheart, Wayne, who was graduating from college. Now that's true love. She decided to go with Batman, Superman & Spiderman as the theme.As a personal touch, she had me engrave his first name, Wayne, into the custom peghead. And incorporate his last name, Spinner, into the "Spiderman" logo on the pickguard. Body is hard rock maple supplied by Warmoth. Pickups are hot wound customs from GFS. Gold hardware and antique ivory pickup covers and knobs add a touch of class. Color is airbrushed lacquer under 3 coats of clear.
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Bone Strat
Custom Design for Bobby Ingals - "Aggravated Minds"-Indianapolis, Indiana
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Tele Davidson
This one started out as a Carvin DC150
(Their Less paul Jr. model)I've always liked the Carvin engineering . The playability and the no-nonscense aproach to building guitars. The pickups are humbuckers run through a series of mini-switches to change each pickup to a single coil at will.This one had a solid maple body which made it very heavy but just right for my needs.I carved a panhead chopper and a Harley-Davidson winged logo into the body ... along with a pair of wings to accentuate the double cutaway. Then I replaced the "Carvin" logo in the peghead with another harley logo engraved in mother of pearl.
It has a Danish oil finish so you can feel the actual wood... which is a lot lighter since it's tranformation.
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Tele Davidson
Originally purchased by - Bob and Shirley Vicars - Bonifay,Florida Currently owned by Wayne Thomley of Wicksburg, Alabama
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Yellow Submarine Bass
The Beatles
Yellow Submarine Bass
Built for Peter Kledaras - Wilmington, Delaware
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Resurection
Fender Broadcaster carved for Mike Deasy in 1969
The body is a scene of Christ's tomb. The stone has been rolled away and christ is ascending to heaven surrounded by a dozen angels. Mary stands in front of the open tomb. The pick guard is black on black... engraved in it is the text of "John 3:16". On the headstock, the original decal was copied in bas relief, preserving the word "Broadcaster"
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JEWELED JESUS
Fender Stratocaster carved for Mike Deasy in 1969
The body is a biblical scene with Jesus, staff in hand, laying a blessing hand on the bridge of the guitar. The real jewel encrusted pick guard (Jade, sapphire & star sapphire) displays a laughing face of Christ. One blue sapphire is set in Christ's eye.
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The Blues Girl SG
Custom carved for Dr. Doug Bess, Atlanta, Georgia
This 1974 Gibson SG was carved for Dr. Doug Bess of Atlanta, Georgia.He wanted a girl, dressed in blue, surrounded by kudzu vines and holding a silver Dobro! The Highway 61 & 49 signs and the phrases, "Delta Blues" "Blues is Truth" and "Crossroads" were Dr. Doug's ideas. He also came up with bluing the pickguard engraving and laminating in the sepia tone crossroads photo. That's the good doctor there with his thumb out in the photo. I used a sort of "white wash" stain, intending to add a blue tinted lacquer over it. Doug thought just a clear lacquer over the white would look cooler. Yeah! That works! He wanted to lose the original "Gibson" plastic laminate on the peghead. So I inlaid his name in mother of pearl and inlaid the hitchhiker image in various hardwood veneers.
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Pirate Strat
Custom carved for Dr. Doug Bess, Atlanta, Georgia
This ash body Stratocaster was carved for Dr. Doug Bess of Atlanta, Georgia. He wanted a pirate and a naked lady on it. Good stuff! Later, Doug thought he'd like to have the logo of the "New World Order" wrestling organization on it also. So we put a banner with the name behind the lady and the logo behind the pirtate's head. Doug decided to have me add the engraved pickguard and the airbrushed colors as well. The colors are acrylic along with the clear finish. I love the antique look of this piece.Dr. Bess also decided to have me carve his name on the peghead. Just "BESS". Simple and elegant with 3 coats of lacquer.
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Dragon Den #5
Custom carved for Rosario Panzarella of Metuchen New jersey
It started out as #5 of 10 limited edition "Dragon Den Strat" style bodies I designed.It's the first one of the series that received a color airbrush finish. I also gave it a special custom engraved pickguard. The pickups are hot wound "Li'l Killers" from GFT. I love this axe! It plays and sounds as great as it looks.I decided to keep this one. She was too sweet! Then Rosario saw it on my site and wanted to buy it. I offered to make another one for him but he wanted this one. (sigh)He also asked me to replace the neck and put his name on the peghead instead of "Dragon Den". Happy to oblige. Although I did hate to see her go.
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Fantastrat
This was the result of a MISTAKE.When I was carving the "WOLF STRAT" for Marv Plank, I accidently made the head of the wolf too small for it's body. The pickguard and pickups are schecter. The rest is all Fender.
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Rodeo Strat
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"Electric Lady Land"
Custom carved for Paul Hale of London, England, UK
This custom lovely was built for Paul Hale of London, England
Paul contacted me by email. He knew what he wanted. A Strat style guitar with Jimi Hendrix playing and 2 naked ladies kissing. "Electric Lady Land". I like it! Can do!The ash body is from Stew-Mac. The neck was ordered from Warmoth, maple on maple, Warmoth "pro" with a "Jackson" feel, CBS strat head stock and graphite nut. The pickups are the "Little Killers" from GFS. (way bad) Tuners and fulcrum tremolo by Wilkinson.Jimi and the ladies got a light lacquer tinting, the pickguard custom engraved and the peghead personalized. She's a sweet lady to play, too.
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Dragon Strat
Rich Olson of Wheaton Illinois Sent me this sketch of what he wanted carved on his guitar.
After discussing it some, he sent me his guitar.
A 1996 USA Fender Stratocaster Plus Deluxe with Crimson finish, active pickups and locking tuners made in the 50th anniversary year. Though the original body had an ash veneer, the bulk of the body turned out to be alder (so Fender could save $23 ). I sanded off the top veneer and carved the design in the alder which was finished
(along with the neck and head stock) in a pine stain and 7 coats of lacquer. She plays and sounds as good as she looks.
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Freebird Strat
Custom carved for Cy Preece of Tamworth in Staffordshire, UK
This beautiful walnut rear control cavity Strat styled guitar body was built by Larry Davis of Gallery Hardwoods, Eugene, Oregon. He sent it to me and I carved it and shipped out to England for Cy to assembleCy was very precise about how he wanted his guitar. He chose the wood, the design, the neck, pick-ups, bridge etc. And I must say he has excellent taste.Cy is a big fan of Lynard Skynard. To honor them, he had me carve the word "Freebird" on the chest of this stylized eagle (left) on the back The hardware displayed here is not the real deal. I photoshopped it in. Perhaps I'll be able to post a pic of the actual finished guitar when Cy gets it put together.
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The Steve Martin Banjo
Steve Martin and I have been friends since high school in 1960.
10 years later, In 1970, we were both living in Laurel Canyon, L.A.I was singing and carving and Steve was writing for the Smother's Brothers TV show. Steve started talking to me about making him a solid body (non-electric) banjo.I had some other projects in the works, so I kind of put him off. Then I found a motorcycle I wanted to buy. The Harley was $500.I called Steve and said, "I'll carve your banjo for $250... if you'll pay me in advance and loan me another $250." He agreed, gave me the $500. I bought the Harley and the wood.About a week later, I was hired to play the lead role in the first national tour of the musical "HAIR". I told Steve the banjo was going to happen, but it would take longer than I originally thought.He said, "O.K."
For the next couple of years, I worked on this banjo in my spare time in hotel rooms all over the United States and Canada.
The body is walnut. The back of the peghead is an eagle.The back of the neck is a history of American war (revolutionary, civil, indian, "Old Ironsides", W.W.I - bi-planes, W.W.II - Iwo Jima, & the atomic bomb) A mushroom cloud sweeps into the "Mountain Whiporwhill"scene with cornicopias, angels, a banjo & a fiddle on the body's back.The face is covered with white suede. The front of the peghead is inlaid with a take off of the Martin guitar logo... "S.G.Martin- est. 1945" The fingerboard is inlaid with a sort of boroque design
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The Dragon Slayer
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JIMI HENDRIX COMMEMORATIVE
I always wanted to carve a guitar for Hendrix when he was alive. For some reason, I thought roses muting into flames would be good for him. I never got the chance.But 30 years later, I got this Fender Custom Voo Doo Child Strat ... a guitar Fender made for Jimi.. (though I doubt he ever played it)... it has a backwards peghead and upside down wired pickups... so a righty can play lefty... and I guess a lefty can play righty.
The first Jimi face I carved didn't look the way I wanted it to look... so I chopped it out and inset a piece of hard rock maple so I could get the detail
I wanted without fear of breakage. I experimented with lots of pickguard designs... roses, lotus, peace symbols, etc... and finally came up with ...
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Bad to the Bone
*Fender Jazz Special Bass *
* Carved May, 1999
* Alder wood, carved & airbrushed
* Original equipment with Badass bridge added
* finish is black & clear Varathane
Sold to Paul Caillouette of "JONAS" Boston, mass.
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Jordan Vos of "Robberts Music" Hilversum, The Netherlands
Jordan Vos contacted me by email from Holland in February of 2006. He had this idea for an anniversary present for his father. Since his father, Robbert Vos, is one of Holland's premier luthiers, Jordan thought a guitar with his dad's portrait might make a nice gift. He sent me a photo plus a basic idea of the layout and we worked out the details (below).
His dad is a fan of the Gibson L-5, so he chose this as the starting point. I had Warmoth create an L-5 body from choice maple with no control or pickup cavities. Only mounting holes for the gold plated wrap-around Wilkinson bridge. The neck is also maple with a rosewood fingerboard and a Gibson style 3+3 peghead, where I inlaid the "Robberts Music Store" logo in mother of pearl.
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the Goth SG Chiller
Commissioned by David Ledogar of Massapequa, NY.
Started out as a white 1975 Gibson SG Standard - David wanted his SG to represent the Goth style. He wanted Skulls, tombstones, crosses and a big scary tree. We sent designs back & forth by email until we came up with the "Chiller". Dave sent along the cool skull pot knobs. Nice touch! The finish is a dark walnut oil stain.
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"Free Bird" - Peter Malick
Peter was the guitarist/conductor of the National Touring Co. of "HAIR" when I toured with that company from 1970-1973. Later, in L.A., we shared a home together with our wives and daughters. It was then Peter asked me to carve his old faithful Strat which he still plays some 25 plus years later. His daughter, Mercy's name is worked into the design of the feathers under the wing.
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the Phoenix Phlame
Commissioned by David George of Toms River, NJ.
This is the second guitar I carved for Dave. He wanted a Phoenix rising from the ashes... no... flames... and breathing fire! YEAH!!!! THe finish is airbrushed tinted clear lacquers.
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the St.George Dragon
Commissioned by David George of Toms River, NJ.
A Firebrand Gibson 335 S - Dave wanted a damsel threatened by a dragon. Since His last name is George, I started calling it the "St. George". This inspired Dave to add the sword & sheild with a monogram of his father's initials, WLG, in a garland of art nouveau. Clear lacquer over Danish oil.
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MALLORY - STRAT
Fender Stratocaster - carved for Lee Mallory
This is the second guitar I carved. I did it for my roomate, Lee, in 1969. The first was for Brian Cole and was later bought by Mike Botts, who had me re-do it. So this really the earliest one... still as it was when I did it.The body is decorated with many symbols (having to do with astrology, astronomy and alchemy) acsentuated by massive baroque scroll work. The pick guard is black on white, carrying the "Mallory coat of arms".
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Dragon Caster
Commissioned by Keith Lebo of Fairfeild, Ct.
Alder Strat body by Warmoth - gold hardware - Airbrushed color - Clear acrylic lacquer finish
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PRS Dragon
Rob Hill of Cincinatti, Ohio, also owns the Paul Reed Smith Dragon & Wizard guitar.
Rob is a big fan of dragons and the PRS axe. He asked me if I could copy the the famous inlaid dragon design in another PRS body.I said I'd give it a shot... and this is what we came up with. The design had to be altered somewhat to accomidate the different bridge and allow for depth in carving the wood. The left wing was swept over to the area between the pickups.
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Dragon Den #6
Custom built for Cyril Preece of Tamworth in Staffordshire, UK
It started out as #6 of 10 limited edition "Dragons Den" Strat style bodies I designed.It's the first one of the series that received a red airbrush treatment. Many hours of yellow, orange, red, blue, black and white tinted lacqers. I also gave it a special custom engraved "tortoise shell" pickguard. The pickups are hot wound "Li'l Killers" from GFT. The tuners are special, too. Gearless Steinbergers.I dreamed about this one. A fire red, tortoise shell Dragons Den. The very next day, Cy emailed me from England and practically ordered it right out of my dream. Really.Cy also asked me to cut an access notch for the neck truss adjuster under the pickguard, by the heel, so he could adjust the neck without removing it. I went one better. There's a removable section of pickguard over the notch... so he doesn't even have to remove the pickguard and strings. I like that.
I'll doubtless do it again.
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Cort Dragon
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SGT. ED YOUNG'S "Dragon Guitar"
Ed commissioned this piece to display with his exquisite show bike "The Red Dragon".
The guitar started out as a mahogany body Epiphone G-400.
Paint by George ... Accent by Jim & Tina
Custom Guitar Stand by Steve Spence
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Sam Bone
* Body Custom Designed for
Sam Deo - Pequannock,N.J.
* Ash Stratocaster style body from Warmoth
* Completed July 4th, 2002
* Inspired by George Lynch's Scull guitar
He wanted a copy of the George Lynch scull guitar. I said I didn't copy other artists work... plus I thought Lynch's axe looked like something you'd get free with a whopper at Burger King....but I'd be happy to make a more realistic version of it, if he'd like. Sam thought that was a good idea... so we came up with the design you see. Sam thought up the broken bone and the rib cage and I added the internal organs.
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The Wangcaster
This started out as a Cort Stratocaster copy.
I bought it on-line. But when I took it apart it turned out the body was plywood. So I decided to have some fun. I made a new body out of Cherry wood,
added some maple for a new headstock, made a new pickguard and... voila!
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1974 Gibson SG Standard
Honduras Mahogany
Bought at eBay on-line auction. Broken Bigsby tailpiece, scratched pickguard & bent tuners.
I replaced the missing Bigsby parts (spring & arm), added new grove tuners & made a new custom pickguard, incorproating the classic "The Gibson" logo.
Then I did my old favorite SG "violin" treatment along with a deeply carved
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#1 -
luisdre
| 18.01.2008 00:42:38 dijo:
a mi me encanta las guitarras asi que simplemente
#2 - sanmuino | 18.01.2008 00:45:28 dijo:
pa.... no me gusta ninguna che.. pero ta, alguna safa
buen postttt!!
#3 - gastonarg7 | 18.01.2008 00:50:05 dijo:
#4 - paltazul | 18.01.2008 01:59:23 dijo:
Tan re raras parecen las del guitar hero. muy buenas
#5 - SickMyDuck | 18.01.2008 02:04:11 dijo:
ehm muy feas, llamativas
#6 - birkhoff | 18.01.2008 11:17:48 dijo:
yo amo las guitarras.. un laburo de puta madre hacerlas y otro muy jodido postearlas todas, pero realmetne no me gusta ninguna, croe q eso afecta mucho al sonido...
#7 - Supergirl | 18.01.2008 13:13:15 dijo:
muy buenas che
#8 - Bustabo | 18.01.2008 13:23:36 dijo:
me quedo con las BC rich
#9 - estani20 | 19.01.2008 13:40:38 dijo:
copadas
#10 - leon212 | 19.01.2008 13:53:09 dijo:
Impresionante.
#11 - llEx3cll | 19.01.2008 14:06:04 dijo:
jaja quien se anima a tocar "the wangcaster"... jajaja
#12 - Gextron3 | 19.01.2008 14:13:00 dijo:
son MUY hermosas
HAY Q ACLARAR q la mayoria de ellas son MUY incomodas pero we.. a mi se me paro el piringo... :$
#13 - alecmander | 19.01.2008 23:42:50 dijo:
mucho lujo esas guitarras estan hechas para ser colgadas en la pared.ecepto el bajo ese horrible del submarino jejjee.. buen material gracias!!
#14 - moeba | 20.01.2008 13:51:08 dijo:
que buenas violas pero ahy modelos en que son unicas y no se pueden modificar como una Ibanez GSA 270 DX o algun modelo jackson pero muy buen post hermanaso!! saludetes!
#15 - acdcfan | 20.01.2008 16:32:08 dijo:
che me encantan las violas loco!!
che si tns algun hermano que les guste los jonas brohters
pasate por mi post:
http://www.taringa.net/posts/musica/1033801/jonas-brothers-(megapost).html
#16 - exSpectator | 02.06.2008 16:49:22 dijo:
hay que tener huevos para tocar la Wangcaster
#17 - pomelorocker | 06.06.2008 21:45:52 dijo:
la verdad qeu hay modelos increible pero me parece cualquiera... toca con una guitarra y listo, que tanto "custom"?
muy facheras pero hay que ver como suenan y quien es el nabo que las toca
#18 - Aniat | 28.10.2008 13:04:22 dijo:
impresionantes...
(estas violas no te las pueden afanar, jajaja)
te dejo 5
cómo se llama el tipo que hace este laburo?
#19 - alxx1 | 10.02.2009 20:49:15 dijo:
estan buenas tanto laburoo..
a mi me encanta las guitarras asi que simplemente
#2 - sanmuino | 18.01.2008 00:45:28 dijo:
pa.... no me gusta ninguna che.. pero ta, alguna safa
buen postttt!!
#3 - gastonarg7 | 18.01.2008 00:50:05 dijo:
#4 - paltazul | 18.01.2008 01:59:23 dijo:
Tan re raras parecen las del guitar hero. muy buenas
#5 - SickMyDuck | 18.01.2008 02:04:11 dijo:
ehm muy feas, llamativas
#6 - birkhoff | 18.01.2008 11:17:48 dijo:
yo amo las guitarras.. un laburo de puta madre hacerlas y otro muy jodido postearlas todas, pero realmetne no me gusta ninguna, croe q eso afecta mucho al sonido...
#7 - Supergirl | 18.01.2008 13:13:15 dijo:
muy buenas che
#8 - Bustabo | 18.01.2008 13:23:36 dijo:
me quedo con las BC rich
#9 - estani20 | 19.01.2008 13:40:38 dijo:
copadas
#10 - leon212 | 19.01.2008 13:53:09 dijo:
Impresionante.
#11 - llEx3cll | 19.01.2008 14:06:04 dijo:
jaja quien se anima a tocar "the wangcaster"... jajaja
#12 - Gextron3 | 19.01.2008 14:13:00 dijo:
son MUY hermosas
HAY Q ACLARAR q la mayoria de ellas son MUY incomodas pero we.. a mi se me paro el piringo... :$
#13 - alecmander | 19.01.2008 23:42:50 dijo:
mucho lujo esas guitarras estan hechas para ser colgadas en la pared.ecepto el bajo ese horrible del submarino jejjee.. buen material gracias!!
#14 - moeba | 20.01.2008 13:51:08 dijo:
que buenas violas pero ahy modelos en que son unicas y no se pueden modificar como una Ibanez GSA 270 DX o algun modelo jackson pero muy buen post hermanaso!! saludetes!
#15 - acdcfan | 20.01.2008 16:32:08 dijo:
che me encantan las violas loco!!
che si tns algun hermano que les guste los jonas brohters
pasate por mi post:
http://www.taringa.net/posts/musica/1033801/jonas-brothers-(megapost).html
#16 - exSpectator | 02.06.2008 16:49:22 dijo:
hay que tener huevos para tocar la Wangcaster
#17 - pomelorocker | 06.06.2008 21:45:52 dijo:
la verdad qeu hay modelos increible pero me parece cualquiera... toca con una guitarra y listo, que tanto "custom"?
muy facheras pero hay que ver como suenan y quien es el nabo que las toca
#18 - Aniat | 28.10.2008 13:04:22 dijo:
impresionantes...
(estas violas no te las pueden afanar, jajaja)
te dejo 5
cómo se llama el tipo que hace este laburo?
#19 - alxx1 | 10.02.2009 20:49:15 dijo:
estan buenas tanto laburoo..
