Author: Igaaa·pop

This instrument combines Clapton's beloved "Blackie" with the elbow-cut Explorer he used during his laid-back era. Apparently, he "just whipped it up on a whim in a week," yet the routing is neatly filled, and the maple neck's headstock even bears that cigarette burn!
The bold idea of combining two legendary instruments must have surprised even the creator.

Author: Overzealous DIY

A flying machine made entirely of iron, believe it or notVNot only does it make a visual impact, but its weight is also significant.6 kgThe weight is incredible too. Forged under the scorching sun of a heatwave, it's packed with an extraordinary determination. What's interesting is the square neck—it feels odd at first, but it's surprisingly not bad. Furthermore,BARKSWe've also published an interview about the making of this work, so please enjoy that as well.From here→

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Author: Johnny AC/DC bad

A piece chosen for its impact—I knew the moment I saw it. The mahogany-covered body features binding, and the feel in your hands is spot-on. Behind this cute look, you can sense the passion poured into its creation. Naturally, it includes individual on/off switches for each pickup and a phase switch—a model overflowing with love for the artist.

Author: Kazukichi

At first glance4It looks like nothing but a string, but if you look closely5A work where the pleasant sense of dissonance gradually starts to look cool.PType selection2Reverse mount, series/Parallel or Active/The passive controls feature a stylish layout of versatile switches. The top is veneered with pine and finished in a paint motif inspired by early American design, creating a distinctive presence.

Author: Naoki Tanimura

DiezelofVH4andBOSSofTR-2A guitar with a luxurious built-in amplifier. Its appearance, featuring knobs that hint at each function, is intriguing. Equipped with a kill switch, it delivers everything from ferocious tones to bizarre sounds.

Author: Train Enthusiast NAO

An ammonite guitar embedded with ammonite fossils. A simple yet tasteful piece. Even without knowing it's real ammonite, you can tell at a glance how cool it looks.PUThe surrounding decoration is applied to the removable pickguard, creating a unified finish.

Author: Takagashi Miru

The left-handed Celler that was in junk conditionSTTypeBassIt incorporates the vibe of a reverse-engineered cart model. Packed with features like the added floating tremolo and the original synchronized tremolo, it's loaded with everything you could want, yet it's built with a commitment to keeping costs down.

Author: Eternal Beginner

A model featuring antlers that deliver overwhelming impact. This modification was apparently done to attach a soundboard to the body and alter the tone, but its visual presence also radiates intense power. The antlers mounted on the bridge can be moved to function as a vibrato arm.

Author: R.K.

This full-acoustic guitar has an amp and speakers built right in. It even has a fuzz circuit for delivering a hard-hitting sound. The fact they pushed this junk Gretsch this far is commendable. What's interesting is that you can plug in another guitar and use it as an amp. You can even enjoy the surreal sight of one guitar plugged into another.

Author: Kazuhiro Nishiwaki

This authentic design comes from a long line of professional tatami mat makers. Crafted using real tatami mats, it's shaped like the kanji character for "tatami." You'll be amazed by its sheer size and weight, but what's truly impressive is that it's actually used for playing. Actual picking marks are visible on the tatami, creating a kind of Japanese-style relic feel? The headstock features tatami used in judo dojos, showcasing meticulous attention to detail.

Author: Yokkun [Guitar]

Pignose's guitarBassIt features headless conversion, fan-fret specifications, and every conceivable modification, even incorporating a multi-effects processor and stereo amplifier. Mounted upward on the body side2The two mini speakers deliver stereo sound, making it a pleasure to play. The finish and the wood grain of the top complement each other beautifully, creating a luxurious feel.

Author: Salty guitars

A brass tremolo unit, precision-machined to mount without drilling any holes into the guitar body, is installed. This groundbreaking masterpiece also allows easy return to the original tailpiece. Strings lock securely at the tailpiece, while the bridge features an octave-adjustable roller saddle, showcasing meticulous attention to tuning stability. Its original "iridescent" finish perfectly complements the gold hardware, making this an instantly playable instrument.

Author: Imaginos

JazzSince you say that, wouldn't a swing-tail piece be better? This piece was created from that very idea. AffordableJMSince the Type body was quite difficult to obtain,JBIt was created by cutting and processing the body. This process has instead given it a unique presence.JBThe aluminum guard, designed to be added to the pickguard, is also effective and contributes to the overall excellent design.