jvillavicencio

PsikoT, you guitar is amazing, is the best guitar I've seen in many years. Congrats.

Fretless guitar. I wanted to feel by myself what is it like to play a fretless guitar, and I came with this design. It's made of some local Woods, like teak and mahogany. It has a traditional hardware set: 1 volumen, 1 tone, 1 switch, with two humbuckers. More pics at www.vc-guitars.com, or www.facebook.com/vcguitars

psikoT, congratulations, this is the best guitar I've ever seen not only on this forum, but at any other place. It's simply amazing and beautiful. You'll have my vote for the guitar of the year. Well done.

D-classic Teak body, neck and fretboard. 15k humbuckers 3 positions mini switch More images: http://www.vc-guitars.com

Scattervarius simply amazing, I've never seen a piece of art like this.

This is my latest design. It´s called D-Classic. Top: Guachipelin bookmatched with a little strip of cristobal in the center. Middle: Cenizaro Back: Dark oak Neck and fretboard: Cristobal Pickups: 15k bridge, 8.5k neck. 24 medium frets. Volume and tone pots with a mini-dip switch. True oil finish. Link to the rest of images: VC Guitars D-Classic My website: My website

Hi everybody, I want to post here a special project. I'm not sure if it's a "valid" entry here. If it isn't, please let me know. I call this "P-Bass Restoration". It is not a bass that I built, but it's an original 1975 Fender Precision Bass that I restored. When it first came to my hands, it was a complete mess. It was ugly, dirty, scratched, bad painted, etc, etc, etc. I decided to restore it since I noticed it was an original 1975 Fender Precision Bass, and not all the days somebody come to you with a relic like that to give it a second chance. After removing all the messy painting, the wood came out and I realized it was gonna be a very beautiful instrument, like it probably was in its first days. I decided not to do any sunburst or any kind of paiting on it. I gave it a glossy finish just to let that amazing wood be admired by everyone. It is made of Ash wood, a really beautiful wood. The fretboard is rosewood; by the way, it is a fretless bass. One of the most exciting things that happened with this bass, is the fact that I could use all the original parts, including screws!!. It has its original pickups, pots, knobs, cables, etc. I'm so proud of this bass, and I cannot explain how sad I am, since this bass doesn't belong to me :-( Cheers, Jorge Villavicencio Here are some pictures Before After Before After You can visit my web site: VC-Guitars Or you can check all the pictures here: VC-Guitars, 1975 Precision Bass Restoration

This guitar is called "classic", check my other designs at www.vc-guitars.com and you will see why. Specs: Body: mahogany, one piece. Neck: cristobal, 25.5" Fingerboard: a special part of the cristobal wood I used for the neck. Pickups: mighty-mite motherbuckers (21k bridge, 17k neck) Controls: volume, tone, 3 way switch. Finish: Mate You can check the rest of the pictures here www.vc-guitars.com

Hi, I call this the "Ocean guitar". It's made of dark Oak for the body and Cristobal for the neck and fretboard. It's 25.5", two hambuckers with a fet preamp which gives an incredible sound. 1 volume, 1 tone, 1 preamp gain pot, 3 way switch, active/passive switch. No trem bridge. Hope you like it. Here you can see all the pictures Here you can hear it Here you can see a set of pictures that shows the first prototype I built. Prototype VC-Guitars web site

Hi there, here is one of my creations, it´s called "Ad" Bass. The body is made of one piece of dark OAK, the neck is made of Cristobal and the fingerboard is made of Almendro, all Costa Rican exotic woods (at least the last two). It has 2 soapbars with active/passive electronics, wich gives a deep brilliant sound. It is 34", 24 frets, 2 volumes 1 tone I designed this bass 1 year ago, trying to do something completlety different from what we are used to see. Hope you like it. Tnx Jorge Villavicencio, VC-Basses (http://www.vc-basses.com) jvillavicencio@vc-basses.com