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I cant decide on which color scheme to go with. If I go with the white or black it will get vintage hardware and look something like a Hendrix guitar. If I go with the quilted burst it will get modern hardware and prolly a SD Cool Rails in the bridge. I have to say I just re-watched my Hendrix DVD and Im craving the vintage look, but Im also into the crazy looking quilted thing. HELP!!!

Look at the Virtual Guitar Images of each here

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Do you already have the wood?

Never cover figured wood with a solid color...if you already have the figured wood, go out & find yourself some alder for the white one (there are already too many black guitars).

I second the motion to build 2; have one for regular tuning, then tune the other to D or (better yet) make yourself a long-scale baritone strat tuned to B or A (they sound great).

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or keep it in standard, compare the wood, see what wood you like best. do it all while you can damn it! :D

-Jamie

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well Im not building 2. well not at the moment anywase. Im only 16 and I barely got enough cash to finish 1. The body is Ash, and I would put a maple veneer top on if I was gonna do the 3rd one. Its basically a decision weather I want to go with a modern start with Fender Vintage Noisless pickups and new style hardware. Or if I go with the white or the black I would put in the Fender CS 69's and have vintage hardware. I know black is overdone but it would look so nice with the vintage tinted neck. Im a sucker for a black guitar :D

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Or, you could make a woodstock strat, white body, maple neck, sweet historic guitar.

By the way, I have the CS 69 pickups, they are my favorite single coils, bar none.

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