rockmaster phantom chop job
Remember I showed you a photo of a nasty looking, day-glo, yellow six stringer that I bought cheap in a charity shop. Well I have stripped it down and given it the chop. It was a strat type shape with a pointy headstock. You can see the body has been slightly reshaped and a chunk cut off the headstock. I'll re-drill two new holes for the missing machine heads on the other side of the headstock. The rest of the body is going to get covered with the same oxidised can-metal that you can see on the bottom of the body. The back of the neck will get resprayed to look sort of metallish. The two single coil pups have gone leaving me with just the humbucker and I'll re-fit the vol control and maybe a tone pot. I'm please dwith the way it's looking so far. I'll post more pics as it develops.
4 comments:
Hello again David.
After numerous computer escapades I've found your site again.
I got given an old 'Kays' electric guitar a few months back and been wondering how to make it more interesting. I thought about cutting it down, and here I see you've done something similar. Certainly looks better now.
Did you have any reason for getting rid of the two pots? Or just to simplify it?
The pots will be refitted. I got rid of the two single coil pups to simplfy it though and also get away from the strat image altogether.
The 'tin can' decoration looks good. Like armour plating!
Thanks, I'm going to post some more recent photos. Still a fair bit of work to do but it's getting there.
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