Studio custom with a wrap tail?

[Mindseyes]

has this ever been done?

I would love to see pics...........I think I would love to try one out to be honest......lol

 

[Sam]

If you like soaps, there were at least two of these done :

 

[veatch]

^

+---------------- Love that guitar...

 

[atquinn]

If you like soaps, there were at least two of these done :

I'd hit it!!

-Austin

 

[bubs_42]

+1000

 

[tomteriffic]

If you like soaps, there were at least two of these done :

I'd hit it!!

-Austin

Me three!

 

[Sam]

Here's more of that one :

(it went to Wildwood in 2006)

Here's the twin that went to Oz :

 

[Mindseyes]

Oh man those are freaking sweet!

Why don't we see more studio customs with wrap tails, it

just looks awesome!

 

[bubs_42]

I thought the first one was the one from OZ. Thats the one I love, its has a great burst. Damn good looking Studio.

 

[gorch]

The BT head is a wonderful combination on those. Love it.

 

[GaryT]

I've seen the humbucker Studios with a Compensated Bridge. I don't know that I've seen a order with a Studio Custom done that way?

It would have to be a Custom Order no?

I always felt these bridges caught a seriously unfair bad-rap. On a Studio I think they are the Bomb.

 

[BubbaVO]

Wrap tail is my favorite. Those guitars are sweet.

 

[esquared]

I am not a big p90 fan but that is so clean looking, wow.

Could you imagine how sharp that would be with an ebony board!

 

[sw686blue]

Beautiful guitar but I would have preferred a matching headstock.

 

[burningyen]

I prefer the black maple headstock over the matching headstock. Very nice. Too bad Hamer doesn't use a compensated wraptail, though. I know intonation is for p-----s, but most of us are p-----s.

 

[esquared]

I know this bridge is very clean looking but wouldnt it be better to use a wraptail that has individual string adjustments so that it can be intonated correctly? Or does eveyone just find them too busy and I am missing the looks over functionality on this piece?

 

[BubbaVO]

I know this bridge is very clean looking but wouldnt it be better to use a wraptail that has individual string adjustments so that it can be intonated correctly? Or does eveyone just find them too busy and I am missing the looks over functionality on this piece?

Nevermind....Burningyen beat me to it. : (

 

[burningyen]

This is actually the idea I was referring to (from Faber):

 

[BubbaVO]

That's far more elegant than other solutions I've seen. But I saw this as well:

NOTE: Intended to replace tailpieces with OFFSET stud inserts (i.e., '61 and earlier Gibson and reiusses with offset stud inserts).

Are they compatible with mid-90s Studios?