311beers
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This is mine! looks amazing! Do you happen to have the neck or headstock photo as well or even a back shot with the matching plates? Great work made my day.
This is mine! looks amazing! Do you happen to have the neck or headstock photo as well or even a back shot with the matching plates? Great work made my day.
Very nice! Love those inlays you spec'd!! Congrats!!!This is mine! looks amazing! Do you happen to have the neck or headstock photo as well or even a back shot with the matching plates? Great work made my day.
WOW, the only thing that's not Ash on that is the board. I'd love to hear that thing! Looks cool, too.for those grey lovers ...
AND, it's 24 frets which as we know is very rare for the HBII's (only a few PS as far as I know)! I was drooling over this one yesterday ;~((WOW, the only thing that's not Ash on that is the board. I'd love to hear that thing! Looks cool, too.
That's pretty special.AND, it's 24 frets which as we know is very rare for the HBII's (only a few PS as far as I know)! I was drooling over this one yesterday ;~((
Pretty sure Floyd took a nap on that build.That "Blue Dream"... I'm trying to picture how tight the channel is for the wires from the bridge pickup with the floyd rose hardware underneath it. I know HB's are a bit thicker... but that had to take some planning.
You're right. Derp... was looking at several different pics on different browser tabs while still half-asleep and on my first cup of coffee, and for some reason thought that was a floyd. That's my lame excuse. Also, standard routing and pickup placement as well. I think maybe I just haven't seen a side by side like that to realize the cavity for the springs is well underneath the pickup routes.Pretty sure Floyd took a nap on that build.
No worries. I see more of what you mean looking at the open back trem cavity. I would love to see the routes, but I would bet they're poked straight out the side into the hollow opening at the bridge pickup.You're right. Derp... was looking at several different pics on different browser tabs while still half-asleep and on my first cup of coffee, and for some reason thought that was a floyd. That's my lame excuse. Also, standard routing and pickup placement as well. I think maybe I just haven't seen a side by side like that to realize the cavity for the springs is well underneath the pickup routes.
Carry on.
No worries. I see more of what you mean looking at the open back trem cavity. I would love to see the routes, but I would bet they're poked straight out the side into the hollow opening at the bridge pickup.
I suspect the HB trems have a body length center block like a 335, but I could be wrong. This one has a rear control access cavity, though, so likely more than that for this Santana model.Yeah that would certainly make sense. I do wonder how much wood separates the cavities. The top side only needs to hold the pickup in place, and the backside doesn't have anything to do with anchoring the springs so it could be pretty thin.