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    A bit more progress , finally worked out how to place six switches without it looking ugly.
    Also some neck shots







    Cheers Mark

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    The switches look good Mark but it's hard to work out how they sit in relation to the rest of the body from these pics. I guess we will see the finished thing in the end though.

    Jim

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    Just took this shot to show the lay out a bit better , Thanks Jim for the pointer .



    Cheers Mark

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    you guys impress me....
    that has gotta be one of the most ingenious way of mounting a lot of switches....

    you just watch... people will start ripping this off now lol

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    Very Cool Mr K. Tidy as always. Will look forward to seeing more. What do the 6 switches do if you don't mind me asking?

    Cheers,

    Peter

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    Quote Originally Posted by peterbrown View Post
    Very Cool Mr K. Tidy as always. Will look forward to seeing more. What do the 6 switches do if you don't mind me asking?

    Cheers,

    Peter
    Thanks Peter , the three outer switches are on/off for each p/u
    The first two inner switches are phase ,and the bottom inner is series/ parrallel, and it is the bridge p/u that is reverse wound . So its basically as a red special except the last switch.

    Cheers Mark

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    Update pics , finished the body carve today , necks fitted and ready for fretting.






    Cheers Mark

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    Nice carve. The carve suits the body shape very well. I think I have similar taste in carved tops to yourself. I look forward to more.

    Cheers,

    Peter

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    Can't wait to see this finished!

    Was it going to be naturally finished or did you have a fancy color in mind?

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    Looking great, Mark.

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    It is taking shape nicely.

    You have put a lot of work into the neck and it looks great.
    Do you have three rods in the neck and are they needed to keep it flat?
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    Hi everyone

    I am new to forum.

    I love what you are doing with this guitar Mark .I also am a huge fan of Brian May i will be building 2 redspecial replicas in this new year . I have had some copies of the ali roller bridge and knife edge tremelo made up by a friend of mine a while back.

    All the best Ralph.

    www.diquattroguitars.com

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    that carve is really nice!
    and the neck loos great


    welcome Ralph
    some nice guitars you got on your site there

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    Thumbs up

    Looking good mate, the carve on this looks sweet, can't wait to see more!!!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scally View Post
    It is taking shape nicely.

    You have put a lot of work into the neck and it looks great.
    Do you have three rods in the neck and are they needed to keep it flat?
    Scally , the two side rods are carbon fiber , probably overkill but I like that bit of extra stability,

    And thanks to all the comments folks .
    Cheers Mark

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