My son gave me this Tele kit. He got it when he was 15 and then used a wood burner to burn flame designs on it. He gave it to me and a friend used a planner and ground the design off.
Here it is done.. not great, but still a lot of fun!
My son gave me this Tele kit. He got it when he was 15 and then used a wood burner to burn flame designs on it. He gave it to me and a friend used a planner and ground the design off.
Here it is done.. not great, but still a lot of fun!
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Cool! Grizzly kit?
"don't worry, i'm a professional!"
I'm not sure where the kit came from...
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Maybe it's a Saga kit like the Strat that my son and I built.
Not a Saga kit.. It's not that good...
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Ok I found it. It's a BYOGuitar.com kit..
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I put the same exact trem on my buddy's Thinline, I was pretty impressed really. I bought mine from GFS.
"don't worry, i'm a professional!"
It's easier to string than a Bigsby, thats for sure, and it seems to stay in tune really well. I don't remember a real bigsby being that reliable as far as tuning. It was from GFS. I had a few problems with it, but I think I have all the bugs worked out now.
Lets put it this way, I put the final set of strings on it. I only do that after all the experimenting had been done and I'm sure it's stable.
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I shot some photos!
http://photoweborama.wordpress.com/g...t-style-clone/
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I am thinking about buying one of those kits... do you upgrade or keep the stock parts?
A good, screaming Strat just might be the greatest guitar sound of all..... -Slash
I used most of the stock parts!
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