i wasnt having a go i was just wondering
And neither was I. People are quick to 'accept' certain ways of doing things, without question. Look at Steve Vai's Ibanez model, the Jem's. Why are they only scallopped on the last three or four frets? The ONLY place on the entire fretboard that scallops ARE USELESS!! Why cut away timber (sustain, tone, stability) when its not needed?
I interviewed a bunch of guitarists, and this is why i did it like this. I dont do anything without thinking it through first, and you guys should do the same. Just because someone else (me included?) has done something some way for years, doesnt mean its the best way.
Watch everyone else copy it now (its already started... hasnt even been a month yet).
thats why i was questioning hehe. i've never played a scalloped guitar before and dont really understand it hence the questions. and now i know!
i watched all the vids when someone prematurely posted a thread about it. was a good watch. this isnt really my cup of tea style wise but theres still bits i really like, and of course i can appreciate the quality of it. which is good. i'd say keep up the good work, but then why would you suddenly start doing crap hehe