Private Stock Friday

[Alnus Rubra]

Those feather inlays are saweeet!

 

[jchix]

Another fantastic GAS inducing installment. That last one with the Narrowfield is killer.

 

[enfilade]

Starting to see a few 6 string multi scales come through. Even a hollowbody by the looks of it.

 

[Tonart]

I’m curious about this guitar for two reasons: Paul is specifically inspecting it and there’s appears to be another identical one on the rack. New limited run?

Aha!! So that was an Experience 2018 Graveyard Limited!

 

[Tonart]

Goodness. Any wider flame and it will be plain maple!

 

[ViperDoc]

FAN FRETTED HOLLOWBODY. CHUB.

 

[Herr Squid]

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Swoon....

 

[Benster]

This one's mine!!!

 

[toothace]

This one's mine!!!

Sweet top!

 

[Benster]

Sweet top!

I can't wait to see the back!

 

[brett]

I can't wait to see the back!

W H O A.

That is freakin' sweet.

 

[jfb]

W H O A.

That is freakin' sweet.

Yeah it is. That build NAILED it.

 

[WA Paul]

This one's mine!!!

That’s a stunner! Aqua Violet smoke burst? Love that top and that back will be just as nice!

Which HB pickups did you go with?

Your PS build number is after mine, still no sighting or word on timeframe for mine. Guess I’m on the naughty list?

 

[Benster]

Thanks guys! Here are my specs. I basically wanted a 594 Trem with the Super Eagle's pickup configuration but simpler switching.

Model: Custom 22
Top Wood: Private Stock grade Quilted Maple (wide tubular 3D sausage quilt)

Body wood: one piece figured South American Mahogany, 594 thickness

NECK:
Neck wood: Dark Honduran Rosewood
Fingerboard wood: African Blackwood
Scale length: 24.594 inch
Fingerboard Inlays: Old school birds, Paua with Black Lip MOP outlines. Paua side dots. No purfling.
Radius: 10"
# of frets: 22
Neck Shape: Pattern Vintage
Fret wire: Stainless steel DGT size

Headstock Veneer: African Blackwood
Headstock Inlay: Old School PS Eagle, Paua/Northern Lights stained Curly Maple/Black Lip MOP outlines.

Others: Bone nut

Rounded Fret ends, Rolled fingerboard edges


FINISH:
high gloss
Top finish: Northern Lights smoked burst (see pic to match) with scraped binding
Back finish: Antique Natural
Neck color: Natural
Neck Binding: Curly Maple neck binding

ELECTRONICS/HARDWARE:

Tuners: 594 Locking Tuners with ebony set screw buttons

Bass pickup: 58/15
Middle pickup: Narrowfield
Treble pickup: 58/15
Brushed Nickel Covers with Gold screws

cream pickup rings, see-tru knobs.

Electronics: 5 way blade, master volume, master tone (push pull coil split)

Hardware Color: hybrid

Bridge: Private Stock Gen 3 Tremolo with locking saddles
Backplates: matching back wood
Truss Rod Cover: African Blackwood

 

[veinbuster]

That should be a killer.
Well done.

Thanks guys! Here are my specs. I basically wanted a 594 Trem with the Super Eagle's pickup configuration but simpler switching.

Model: Custom 22
Top Wood: Private Stock grade Quilted Maple (wide tubular 3D sausage quilt)

Body wood: one piece figured South American Mahogany, 594 thickness

NECK:
Neck wood: Dark Honduran Rosewood
Fingerboard wood: African Blackwood
Scale length: 24.594 inch
Fingerboard Inlays: Old school birds, Paua with Black Lip MOP outlines. Paua side dots. No purfling.
Radius: 10"
# of frets: 22
Neck Shape: Pattern Vintage
Fret wire: Stainless steel DGT size

Headstock Veneer: African Blackwood
Headstock Inlay: Old School PS Eagle, Paua/Northern Lights stained Curly Maple/Black Lip MOP outlines.

Others: Bone nut

Rounded Fret ends, Rolled fingerboard edges


FINISH:
high gloss
Top finish: Northern Lights smoked burst (see pic to match) with scraped binding
Back finish: Antique Natural
Neck color: Natural
Neck Binding: Curly Maple neck binding

ELECTRONICS/HARDWARE:

Tuners: 594 Locking Tuners with ebony set screw buttons

Bass pickup: 58/15
Middle pickup: Narrowfield
Treble pickup: 58/15
Brushed Nickel Covers with Gold screws

cream pickup rings, see-tru knobs.

Electronics: 5 way blade, master volume, master tone (push pull coil split)

Hardware Color: hybrid

Bridge: Private Stock Gen 3 Tremolo with locking saddles
Backplates: matching back wood
Truss Rod Cover: African Blackwood

 

[WA Paul]

Thanks guys! Here are my specs. I basically wanted a 594 Trem with the Super Eagle's pickup configuration but simpler switching.

Model: Custom 22
Top Wood: Private Stock grade Quilted Maple (wide tubular 3D sausage quilt)

Body wood: one piece figured South American Mahogany, 594 thickness

NECK:
Neck wood: Dark Honduran Rosewood
Fingerboard wood: African Blackwood
Scale length: 24.594 inch
Fingerboard Inlays: Old school birds, Paua with Black Lip MOP outlines. Paua side dots. No purfling.
Radius: 10"
# of frets: 22
Neck Shape: Pattern Vintage
Fret wire: Stainless steel DGT size

Headstock Veneer: African Blackwood
Headstock Inlay: Old School PS Eagle, Paua/Northern Lights stained Curly Maple/Black Lip MOP outlines.

Others: Bone nut

Rounded Fret ends, Rolled fingerboard edges


FINISH:
high gloss
Top finish: Northern Lights smoked burst (see pic to match) with scraped binding
Back finish: Antique Natural
Neck color: Natural
Neck Binding: Curly Maple neck binding

ELECTRONICS/HARDWARE:

Tuners: 594 Locking Tuners with ebony set screw buttons

Bass pickup: 58/15
Middle pickup: Narrowfield
Treble pickup: 58/15
Brushed Nickel Covers with Gold screws

cream pickup rings, see-tru knobs.

Electronics: 5 way blade, master volume, master tone (push pull coil split)

Hardware Color: hybrid

Bridge: Private Stock Gen 3 Tremolo with locking saddles
Backplates: matching back wood
Truss Rod Cover: African Blackwood

Nice! My next one needs to be a 594Trem!

I’ve heard good things about Honduran Rosewood necks, but haven’t tried one yet. After I posted before, I thought the color might have been NL or fad d AV. Beautiful choice on that quilted top!

 

[garrett]

Goodness. Any wider flame and it will be plain maple!

That's the kind of top I'd want if I ever go the PS route.

 

[Tonart]

I’ve heard good things about Honduran Rosewood necks

I’ve only a sample pool of one Honduran Rosewood neck, but the dealer who supplied mine, a fantastic and sincere bloke, told me that was the best guitar he’s ever come across. That’s coming from a guy who’s seen all brands and all manner pass through his shop. For my part I am very very impressed with that guitar. So there’s another good thing for ya...

 

[brett]

Thanks guys! Here are my specs. I basically wanted a 594 Trem with the Super Eagle's pickup configuration but simpler switching.

Model: Custom 22
Top Wood: Private Stock grade Quilted Maple (wide tubular 3D sausage quilt)

Body wood: one piece figured South American Mahogany, 594 thickness

NECK:
Neck wood: Dark Honduran Rosewood
Fingerboard wood: African Blackwood
Scale length: 24.594 inch
Fingerboard Inlays: Old school birds, Paua with Black Lip MOP outlines. Paua side dots. No purfling.
Radius: 10"
# of frets: 22
Neck Shape: Pattern Vintage
Fret wire: Stainless steel DGT size

Headstock Veneer: African Blackwood
Headstock Inlay: Old School PS Eagle, Paua/Northern Lights stained Curly Maple/Black Lip MOP outlines.

Others: Bone nut

Rounded Fret ends, Rolled fingerboard edges


FINISH:
high gloss
Top finish: Northern Lights smoked burst (see pic to match) with scraped binding
Back finish: Antique Natural
Neck color: Natural
Neck Binding: Curly Maple neck binding

ELECTRONICS/HARDWARE:

Tuners: 594 Locking Tuners with ebony set screw buttons

Bass pickup: 58/15
Middle pickup: Narrowfield
Treble pickup: 58/15
Brushed Nickel Covers with Gold screws

cream pickup rings, see-tru knobs.

Electronics: 5 way blade, master volume, master tone (push pull coil split)

Hardware Color: hybrid

Bridge: Private Stock Gen 3 Tremolo with locking saddles
Backplates: matching back wood
Truss Rod Cover: African Blackwood

This is how you made me feel with all that goodness

A+ build.

 

[Benster]

I’ve only a sample pool of one Honduran Rosewood neck, but the dealer who supplied mine, a fantastic and sincere bloke, told me that was the best guitar he’s ever come across. That’s coming from a guy who’s seen all brands and all manner pass through his shop. For my part I am very very impressed with that guitar. So there’s another good thing for ya...

i originally wanted a BRW neck, but they wouldn't/couldn't sell it to overseas customers anymore, so i went with Honduran.