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Electric build Tremolo bridge with Piezo options
Hi all! I am new here, and really excited to be a part of the community. I am starting a new build, a 6 string semi hollow carved top with Tremolo bridge and Piezo. I'd appreciate some input to choose the best system out there. I haven't used/fixed/installed a tremolo with piezo bridge lately. I am open to hearing if you have come across something lately and felt impressed by it. It's going to be a workhorse guitar for a touring musician.…
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Acoustic Guitar Builders Club: Brace Yourself
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3D Club: Node Atlas with Brett Bailey
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Electric Guitar Builders Club: Frank Brothers Guitar Company
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3D Club: Strings Micro Factory with Brad Combs
Acoustic Guitar Builders Club: The Perfect Edge, with Wolfgang Hess of Tormek
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The Cleanup Stik
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Electric Guitar Builders Club: In conversation with Daniel Memory of Oni Guitars
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Electric Guitar Builders Club: Hybrid Tops - Burl & Resin
Perfect Balance: The Magic of Evertune
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Acoustic Guitar Builders Club: Offset Soundhole, Modern Guitar Design
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Santa Cruz Guitars: 50 Years of Custom Guitars
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Live Testing: Hands on with Giuliano Nicoletti!
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Electric Guitar Builders Club: Winding Pickups with Tom Brantley
Mandocello neck block
I am building an archtop mandocello (A style) and I'm trying to find out how to make the neck block. It would be more or less like an A style mandolin neck block, but obviously quite a lot bigger. More or less like the image attached. The blank should be aprox 10 x 8 x 12 cm. I'm trying to find a piece of hardwood big enough for this, would it be acceptable if I made some kind of laminated piece? And how should the grain direction be idea…
Drum Sanding Tops and Backs - When and which sander?
So it seems that a drum sander would be very handy for many parts of a "build from scratch". There are a few out there that cost under $3000.00 that can handle wood up to 4" thick and are wide enough to sand a back or top after the halves have been joined. Jet JWD-22-44 open stand, 22"width Jet JWDS-2550 open stand, 25" width SuperMax 19-38 opend stand, 19" width SuperMas 25-50 closed stand, 25" width Questions: Any recomendations on the sa…
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