It looks like a semi-acoustic when you look at it from the front, but the moment you change the angle of view, it has the exact opposite structure of a "semi-acoustic", which was shocking in many ways.

I was also surprised by the fact that he focused on something that is rarely thought of and practiced, namely, using the top material of a semi-acoustic for interior use to make an electric guitar.

The idea of attaching the neck to a piece of wood bought at a home improvement store reminded me of the experimental guitar that Les Paul made by joining an Epiphone body to a 4x4 piece of square wood.

It took him longer than the production time to get the idea of "which parts to attach and how to attach them" and "what color to use," and the result was quite different from what he had initially envisioned. It was a work of art.

There are various types of modifications and purposes, but I felt that it is wonderful that you are pursuing the maximum of possibilities and exploring new things, while paying respect to the wisdom and ingenuity of your predecessors.

This“Instrument“I was also impressed by the fact that he does not stop at the instrument itself, but looks ahead to what lies beyond it, and I could catch a glimpse of the fun he is having wondering how it will turn out.

Thank you very much for your participation.

PersonalSGbut the slightly retro image was a great match. body color and the newly builtPGThe work also caught my attention because of the outstanding compatibility between the body color and the new PG

TCBy Mr. Instrument3based on a guitar purchased two years ago.TCWe chose this guitar because of our relationship with Mr. Musical Instruments and the fact that he chose our product, Bill Lawrence Guitars, as the basis for his modifications.

The guitar has been repainted, set-necked, tremolo'd, etc., and the modifications have been done well. Please play this gorgeous guitar "even if I become an old lady" in a cool way!

I chose this work because of its visual impact!

This is what modification means!

I would love to have Wilco Johnson in heaven blasting it live.

The visual impact of this work is a triumph of design! The design is a triumph of design power, but when you follow the background, you can't help but wonder when did the wooden beer case originate from? Or where did the Sakurai Brewery come from? The mystery only deepens.

The wood has a vintage look to it, and I take my hat off to the sense that transformed this material into a guitar.

The first point in the selection process was the impact of the appearance of the work.

The added harp section, percussion section, and“remodeling“I almost decided before I saw the description because it was so full of feeling!(LOL!)

6～4It is also interesting to note that the string pegs are attached to the harp part, which has been added, and that the pegs themselves are also made from existing materials.

I also like the fact that there is a glider capo set on the head.(LOL!)

As you said yourself, it gives the impression that you are not an ordinary person, and it also gives the impression that you have a good sense of humor.“modification“I selected this work because it was full of the sense of being unique, as you yourself said.

I thought it was cool when I saw it.

If you look closely, it is quite, quite messy, but the idea is good. It is similar to the pearl front that Zemaitis himself had made, not the recent one.

I think it would be heavier if I put a shell on it.SGtype lightweight and thin body.BassThe fact that the lightweight, thin body of the SG type was used for the

I understand well how you feel, because I also made stained glass works because of my admiration for ZEMEITIS.

I think it is a very good modification. akimatsuneo

There is always an entry every year.EffectorBuilt-in guitar!

This year, we were entertained with even more bang for our buck.

We took the liberty of naming it "Chaotic Guitar.(^^)

The points are

G&Ls oil finish is not likely to be the case.

This is an impression evaluation point that has been greatly changed by the homemade pickguard!

First of all, I was struck by the impact of its appearance. The work is full of ideas and is very wonderful.

I would love to see the actual machine being played.(LOL.)

I was very impressed with this folding neck method. I'm very impressed with this method of folding the neck!

I applaud the way the idea of flipping the neck in this position and compacting it in this way has been realized in this way as a way to achieve the goal.

I was not sure whether he was serious or not, joking or not, serious or just for fun, and I felt a mysterious sense of mission to cover this work.BARKSI am forced to award the BARKS Award to this project.

All I know is that it is a pretty badass piece of work. Please tell us about it.

As a side prize, we received coverage from BARKS (external link).
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It is nice to feel the handmade work!

It must have been hard work to penetrate the thick body of a Les Paul, not a Telecaster.

That said, I am sure the sense of accomplishment must have been very passionate!

It's been a while since I've heard Albert Lee's bender technique!

Inspired by the Mirror guitars of Jimmy Page and Syd Barrett, the idea of fusing these two legendary guitars seems unlikely. The fact that the mirrors are not simply pasted on, but dropped into the body is also very intricate, and theBI would love to own one of these guitars. Just like Syd Barrett's actual beloved guitar,1PUI also like the fact that it is a 1PU guitar, just like Syd Barrett's actual guitar, as it shows respect to his predecessors.