Trim
This one came out very concise and to the point. There is nothing on here that does not serve a purpose yet it looks beautiful on the eyes as well.
There are many ways to create a level playing field. Here's another one.
For this rendition, I chose a Cherry wood carpenter tool to hold it all together. It is very solid and has it's own sound. The tailpiece is very close to the bridge on here, so we get that bite and crunch real easy.
The neck is very old and I cherish how much effort went into making the fake logo on the headstock. The wood is light and it has no truss rod, however it has gone full sway over the years and previous owners. So, I leveled the frets and dressed them nicely. It has the proper relief now under the tension of 9-46 strings with excellent action and I believe it will stay. I really like the way the low frets have places between them where the wood is worn down from making music.
The amp is a AC1 mini and it runs on a 9v. battery. For it's form factor, this is one of the best performing amps I have ever tried. Everything you want is built-in. We also have added an additional compartment for the spare battery on here and an open back option for the tone. We recommend Lithium rechargeable for the obvious reason, of course, but above all, the tone is superior.
Additional information
| Instrument Type | |
|---|---|
| Approach | |
| Construction | |
| Body | |
| Beam | |
| Neck | |
| Fingerboard | |
| Headstock | |
| Scale Length | |
| Number of Frets | |
| Bridge | |
| Tailpiece | |
| Neck Pickup | |
| Middle Pickup | |
| Bridge Pickup | |
| Pickup Switch | |
| Controls | |
| Knobs | |
| Amplifier | |
| Power Supply |
