crunchee Posted March 24, 2019 Posted March 24, 2019 Oh yeah! A Fiddle fit enough for Ferris, and then some!
Keoghpjk Posted March 24, 2019 Author Posted March 24, 2019 So, I’ve had some time with #84 and am not sure I can put into words how this guitar has captivated me. Others have been far more eloquent than I could ever be in describing the astounding craftsmanship, the flawless fit and finish, the feel and all the amazing attributes of Mike’s work. I can only add that I have never felt so comfortable with a new guitar so quickly. As soon as I pulled it out of the case it felt like I’d been playing this guitar for years. Acoustically it sounds full, rich and shockingly loud. I must have spent an hour or two with her before I remembered I should get some amps fired up. Every amp I tried worked like a charm with these pickups. Thank you JGravelin for making the best set of P90s I have ever had in a guitar! All in all, outside of the pickups and color #84 is basically the base specs for the DC model, yet there is no end of magic in those specs. I want to get better pictures posted, but the lighting today is piss-poor. Hopefully the sun actually shines tomorrow. I guess I’ll just have to play #84 until then... and a bit of time planning my next order.
Biz Prof Posted March 24, 2019 Posted March 24, 2019 21 hours ago, Keoghpjk said: I just may be getting a bit verklempt... It's gorgeous...and a perfect hue. And now I'm getting a little verklempt. I'll give you a topic: Early Roman architecture--neither early nor Roman. Discuss.
Keoghpjk Posted March 24, 2019 Author Posted March 24, 2019 I managed to stop playing it long enough to get some quick pictures. I just can’t believe the artistry of that neck-heel blending! I also am amazed at how elegant the back of a headstock can be with the smaller tuners.
PFunk Posted March 24, 2019 Posted March 24, 2019 That’s some serious (now) Central Wisconsin Lumber!...
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