The pickups have perloid caps to. I'm not opposed to the idea of this but it's over done in a big way. In the other pictures on the site the sides don't look too good. If the sides and back were nice wood it would look way better. I like sparkle but these look clumsy
i remember seeing the nash hack jobs, god fucking shit fuck. if someone really wants areliced guitar why wouldn't they just do it themselves.
tho, i must give him credit, that website totally took me back to 1999. i thought i was time traveling whilst looking around on that site.
soooo, he does relic websites too?
NickS wrote:Were they a Formica-topped dressing table in another life?
It would actually be a cool re-purposing if they were.
Believe it or not, JOE'S GUITARShave been doing "vintage" formica + proper table-top binding guitars for a long time now. The thing is, real table tops (aging, cigarette burns and all) are used, and he'll even build guitars from your donated table, so to speak. There's something delightfully silly about "EAT AT JOE'S" inlayed in the fretboard, and I imagine you may find yourself automatically playing '80s hits from Huey Lewis and the News Teh Shicago Bloooze all night long if you bought one.
I like those Joes Guitars, don't care for the fret board . Are the sides that ribbed chromium? The headstock is ugly and makes no sense, maybe a serrated butterknife?
The green with the P90 set up would be ideal