Hi, this is my first post here...i'd been watching for about 5 month.. From the day i bought my BSB..well more than a sweet traded actually.. i gave him a Epiphone Les Paul Standar with Dimarzio superdistortion and $500 a he gave me a beatiful Jem..i love that guitar...
But that´s no the topic of this.. A friend of mine Got impressed with the Yngwie Video in wich he shows a Nylon String Stratocaster.. made By Fender..so he decided (my friend) that he will build one too..so a month ago he finally get the Piezo that he need to build so he did.. and the result was espectacular..When i saw the guitar and played it i decided that i should have one too.. so the Short story, here is it:
It was a Washburn Lyon Neck in a noname Body, i made a several modificacións to that guitar..
you can see it here..
So i have to remove the Floyd Rose and put a Wood Bridge..and ´cause a like it so much the finish of the BSB i went for something like that..
The monkey grip i did it myself following the Brian´s Direcctions from www.projectguitar.com. ..with a little variations ´cause when i tested it first in piece a Wood it did not came out like the one on my BSB ..maybe a mesured wrong...so i took a template from my guitar a did the work..Following the instructions and using a Flat bladed drill bits,.. I think it looks pretty well and acurate.
The idea is to have a guitar that have the classical sound in a "Confortable" way...i don´t know is that is a real word.. but for me the Clasical guitar is too Big!!..my hands are small so i´ve always had trouble playing them.. Now i can practice and learn Classical songs..
The record was with an old Yamaha G100-212 and a very cheap mike..
into my SB live card..
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