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These creamery pickups are pretty cheap so if they sound good too it would be perfect  

By the way: I found a good series of videos in youtube where a guy builds a gibson les paul jr which is actually the same guitar ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBDlUTreI1M ) 

if you are a beginner like me i would recommend to watch this

YOU guys are amazing! seriously! I´ve been to a lot of forums but never met guys like you! i will read me trough the stuff you sent me and some tutorials about neck building and of course I´m gonna let you know who i decided to build this guitar! I also started a document where i will write a step to step guide for how to build a coronet as easy as possible! 

but one theres another question: Which modern/still produced P90 is the best for this job? I´m thinking of this one ( http://www.thomann.de/at/seymour_duncan_santp90de_b_blk.htm )! 

It´s gonna take a long time for me to build this guitar because under the week im studying for university but i will not forget to write my final post here! 

Again, Thank you guys!

Hi guys,

first of all i´ve never built a guitar on my own, but i build a lot of other stuff with wood and know how to handle all the required tools. So for a long time it´s my dream to build myself a Epiphone Coronet, just because as a student i can´t afford to buy an vintage ´66.

So the design of the guitar is not that difficult. Just one P90 in the neck and 1Tone and Volume Poti. But I´m really curious about the neck. It seems that i have to build one. I was hoping that i could by one and it would fit into the design but that´s not possible. (If you have any ideas please let me know)

by the way: It´s a 22 fret neck with an extension so you can glue it to the body

so is it possible for me to build my own neck although i´ve never build a guitar before? :/ 

thanks for your replies and if you have any tutorials for this type of guitar please let me know!

66 Epiphone Coronet.pdf