Nocturnal Supremacy

Korsvenin We have some crappy quality recordings, that I wrote when I didn't even know any scales. But we'll have better songs for next year, we just need a small fanbase now.

That looks awesome. I wish there were more companies that built guitars like this. Very unique.

That's the link that I needed, thanks very much!

Could somebody provide me with a link to a very handy website, it calculates the bridge distance from the top nut. I want the bridge to be perfect, or close to it, so this website would be handle. And yes, I have searched the forums and Google.

Okay thanks anyway. I'll just make do with normal dot inlays then.

Could anyone recommend a strong varnish I could use, as I have an idea for the inlay, since I do not have the tools or time to do proper pearl inlay. I was going to spray the inlays on with a template, and then put a thin layer of matt varnish over the top, to avoid the paint rubbing off when I play. Will this be a bad idea? If so, any other recommendations?

The inner part of the top "horns".

Lincoln, England.

Well, it's thinner than my Super Strat, but that has a carved top so I guess it makes sense.

The body is really long, as I said before it's about the size of a bass! = P I'll find a way of making the headstock go with the body better. And to Godin... The wood is called Deal... It's softwood, but it's quite hard due to me having it for years. The body is quite thin, 2 inches at the most. This means it is very light. I'm having it wired like a Gibson, so I can control both the volume and tone of each pickup separately. Finally, I'm having 2 humbucking covered pickups on it.

It's already about the size of a bass!

Yeah, by "sanding" on the top of the body, I meant getting rid of a lot of that for easy access to higher frets. *Waits patiently for a positive comment*

Well, it's just the neck and body (the top of the body needs sanding), but tell me how it looks! Keeping in mind that I'm only 15...

Haha I'm so stupid. I understand now, thanks to pmarlin.

Wow, you people are a lot of help, thanks.