Guitars
My current crop:
PRS Custom 22 (1999)
- 10 top in whale blue
- Mahogany set neck with 22 fret rosewood ‘board, bird inlays
- PRS vibrato
- Dragon II humbuckers with nickel covers
- 5-way rotary switch, master volume and tone.
- Bought in from Coda Music in Stevenage April 2000 for (what was, and still is, to me) an obscene amount of money for a second-hand guitar.
Faker Startocaster (2009)
- “Inspired by” copy of David Gilmour’s Fender Stratocaster, s/n 0001
- Vintage White 3-piece alder body
- 22-fret maple neck with separate maple fingerboard, finished in vintage tint
- 3 x Fender Tex-Mex single-coil pickups
- Genuine Fender “57″ pattern gold-anodized aluminium scratchplate
- Genuine Fender plastics in “Parchment”
- Gold hardware (Wilkinson Kluson-style tuners and vintage tremolo bridge)
- Fully shielded
- StewMac wiring kit
- Push/pull pot on middle tone control for series wiring of the middle pickup
- Full story available here.
- Featured on Stratoblogster.com as “A Strat for Friday”, #151
Epiphone Les Paul ’56 Gold Top (2003)
- Mahogany/Alder body
- Mahogany set neck
- Stock P-90 pickups
- Bought from (the now, sadly, defunct) Honky-Tonk Music in Southend, Essex. I was originally after a Korina Flying V but realised that (a) it sounded pants and (b) I looked a total prick playing one.
Taylor Big Baby electro (2001)
- 15/16 size dreadnought
- Factory-fitted Fishman transducer and endpin preamp (no holes hacked into the side)
- Solid spruce top with engraved rosette and slight figuring
- Mahogany back/sides
- Bolt-on mahogany neck
- Bought from a store in Orlando whilst on holiday. I’d had an electro on order for 6 months with PMT in Southend but nothing ever turned up.
Squier Stratocaster (stock)
- It’s a Strat. What more can I tell you?
- A future project will be to turn this into a relic’d 60′s-style Strat:
- Sonic blue paint job (nitrocellulose courtesy of Steve Robinson)
- Vintage tinted neck
- Aged white plastics
- “Mint green” scratchplate
- Aged metalwork
- Pickups TBC, but possibly some Toneriders
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