GodBlessTexas

Everything is in excellent condition.

Wow, five pages of replies and note one person mentions Steve Vai?! I'm not his biggest fan, but that guy has pretty much mastered the electric guitar and has technique for days compared to most of his peers. And for sheer ability, I'd say Guthrie Govan. He can sound like any famous guitarist to ever walk the earth, and do it well, as well as having his own unique compositions and style.

If my prices are way off, I will consider any and all cash offers, as long as they're not insulting. All prices shipped in the US. Shipping to Canada/International will be more. Add 3% for Paypal or send money as gift option. Pickups All pickups are black unless otherwise noted. 1 x Bare Knuckles Nailbomb cream with box - $105 1 x Tone Zone 7 string - $50 1 x Seymour Duncan JB Jr, Duckbucker, and Lil 59 single coil-sized humbucker Everything Axe set - $125 1 x Seymour Duncan Custom Shop JB in pink - $50 1 x Seymour Duncan Invader - $45 1 x Seymour Duncan Jazz - $45 1 x DiMarzio Evolution bridge F spaced in black - $40 1 x DiMarzio Evolution bridge F spaced, dark purple - $40 1 x DiMarzio Super Distorotion - $45 1 x DiMarzio DSonic in zebra - $50 Active EMG's come with pickup and quick connect cable (unless noted as not Quick Connect). If you need a control set, I have a limited number of pre-wired pots for these featuring 1 volume and one tone, and will include them on a first come, first served basis if you ask. 1 x EMG 60 quick connect - $50 1 x EMG 81 quick connect - $50 each 2 x EMG 85 quick connect - $50 each 2 x EMG 58 (EMG's first pickup, and based on P90's) not quick connect - $75 for the set. 1 x EMG 81 quick connect in white - $55 1 x EMG SA quick connect in white, new with all control hardware sealed - $50 1 x EMG S set, pre-wired, installed on white 3-ply MIM Strat pickguard - $150 Pedals Boss GE-7. Missing 3-4 of the plastic caps from slider tips, but otherwise perfect - $45 Boss Metal Zone. You want this. You need this. It'll teach you about the Br00tz&theBeaz!!! Comes with box and papers - $40 BBE Boosta Grande. Old style graphics, white with blue. Includes box and I think papers. - $45 BBE Green Screamer. Old style graphics. White with green. Includes box with papers and low, low use (less than 2 hours) - $45 ISP Decimator ProRackG - Channel 2 isn't working properly. ISP said it'd be a small charge to fix, but I've sold all my rack gear and just want it gone. $175 obo. SKB cases - DFW local-only, as I'm not shipping these. One 10 space roto rack and three ATA racks, one 6 space, one 4 space, and one 2 space. 2 space has Guitar Center 32nd or 33rd Anniversary logo on front cover.

Congratulations!

Yeah! Something about it just makes me happy.

Awesome! I thought the name Jaden sounded familiar, and I immediately recognized you from the Chappers video! Man, I should visit more often. I love the look of your builds and I appreciate the videos.

So where in the hell have you been? I assume all is well with you and family? YOU need to stop in for a beer. Mike P.S. Your PM box is frigging Full. I'll get that fixed ASAP. 2010 tried to kill me, but I'm still here. I'll give you a call and fill you in on the details. GBT

Looking dang good Mike! I see your workshop is moving up in the world.

Sorry to hear about your back Doug. Good luck and hope you feel better soon. I can't wait to see the finished product.

A fellow Stryper fan here. Man, I love what you've down with the body design, carve, and especially the distressed/glow-in-the-dark neck. Brilliant work.

Erik's is beautiful in appearance and obviously well made, but I voted for Daniels acoustic. It just does something for me that I can't put into words, and I've never voted for an acoustic for GOTM before.

+1 on both the Dimebucker and the Invader. Remember kids, you have to take your amp into account when deciding on pickup choices. Hot pickups into a high gain amp is usually a first class ticket to Bad Tone Land with a possible layover in Mudville.

OK, The Taunton/Fine Woodworking tool guide reviewed several regular and low angle Spokeshaves. Kunz rated the best value @ $20 ($19.99 at Woodcraft) with a minor tuneup.

i read in Workbench magazine last spring about staining the end-grain on oak trim. they said that if you sand the end-grain a full grit higher/finer than you sand the other faces, it will end up as smooth as the other faces and will take the stain more evenly. of course, on a guitar the edges aren't discrete faces but rather a curve. you might give it a shot anyway. You can also try smoothing out the end grain with a compass plane if you have one, or a cabinet scraper.