Thunderblitz

Heres my opinion.

The second one looks really great. Natural with a black burst is a terribly cool paintjob. Just get a picture of the Jackson KE1 of Marty Friedman in that color, its giving you an erection...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v206/T00L/IMG_0179.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v206/T00L/IMG_0176.jpg

Also I'd say, if you have the budget, you could bind in white the fretboard (ebony of course) and the headstock to give a nice color tone variation.

To finish, the Ibanez type of headstock, not good... Gotta change that

I would expect to see 3L - 3R kind of headstock on that type of guitar to make a sexy and collection look.

Theres my opinion

daaaaaaam I cant wait to see the final shots

Precision work right there...

wow that thing is ugly...

most of the BC Rich I saw were bolt-on...

Anyway, why getting one instead of just making it...

hmmmmmmmm V, oh my baby...

Wow nice job.

Stripping or binding on the fingerboard ??? If its really stripping, I'd like to know your secret

JB/Jazz combo from Seymour Duncan.

Its a SH4 JB in the bridge and a SH2N Jazz in the neck. These are sold in a set called the Seymour Duncan Hot Rodded Pickup set. They are used by my idol Dave Mustaine and alot more people. They are also the Seymour Duncan's favorite combo.

The SH4 JB has a high output with powerful highs which gives a freaking nice sound. The SH2N Jazz has a medium output and adds a nice sound combined with the SH4.

@Thunderblitz: sorry to hear that, but i love RG/JEM lol

Its just that you see them everywhere. All I see and hear is Ibanez, Ibanez, Ibanez. Even if its custom built, it still a Ibanez body. But hey its your choice and taste I respect it.

Its just that I think you could make better than that, something that is rare or even something you designed yourself. There is so many Ibanez in the world, its not original anymore....

Hell what do I know, I shut myself up.

Hmmmmm Kelly, thats a nice project.

Great project in perspective, but I must say I'm tired of seeing Ibanez's.

Wow, gorgeous work. Is that your first guitar ??? If so, you're pretty good.

Man I'd like to have those skills and this guitar

Wow, nice work.

And also, thanks for the idea of the bridge grouding hole. I was asking myself where I should put the hole to ground my TOM, now I know

great work so far

But I dont like the upper horn. I think that makes the upper notes (from high strings) untouchable. I hope you have long fingers lol

Bridge grouding looks so complicated... :'(

I think I'm gonna die just thinking about it... lol

if the wire is uncovered and pressed between the bridge and the wood, the electricity wont burn the wood ???

i have a tune-o-matic with tailpiece, should i do the same thing as a Strat hardtail ?

I red some pages about grounding the bridge telling that its dangerous of electrical shocks, is it true ??? What I also want to know is, what does it really do when the bridge isnt grounded ???

Oh well I'll figure out myself when I'll come through this. The electronic part is my fear as we speak, but I'm sure if I go slowly I'll be fine

Thanks anyway for your answers

Well I would tape the wire on the body (in the cavity) so it doesnt move around. If you know what I mean.

so I solder them, tape them and leave them loose ?

http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/schem...one-w-3way.html

Heres the schema I have to follow. But the Red/Gray wires, I dunno what to do with them. I solder both pickup red/gray together or I just let them loose ???

Well,

I'm confronted to doubt about which I will use to cut the body. I dont know which one.

Which is the best ???

I found nothing, nada

I guess I should need to rent the tools to the tool rental place but if I need a tool for one little thing, it'll suck. I dont have any tools considering that I dont have alot of money.

ADMIN EDIT: Thunder- please re-read the rules and don't do back-to-back (to back) posts. Just edit your initial post.

wow, I didnt thought of that myself, I'm gonna check this right away

Yeah I dont have any idea to get a wire to the bridge neither but i guess, its just a matter of looking at your body until you find the good way. lol