Guitar review

As promised this is a review of the guitar I built (perhaps I should say assembled, although the body was finished by me).
It is in the style of a thinline telecaster with some very cool accoutrements!

Starting with the DaVinci machine heads by Schaller. With an 18:1 ratio, theses are smooth. If you haven't seen these before take a close look:

Next is a laser etched neck plate:

The tail piece is from Babicz. It is the Full Hardware Contact tail piece which provides the ability of string though body, or through just the tail piece. This is a masterful piece of guitar hardware:

The body is ash with a 1/4" figured maple top. I used TrueOil to finish it, starting with 220 grit between coats finishing up with 600 grit. I spent about a month on the body to get the finish I wanted.

For electronics I opted for the Fender Noiseless and have been very satisfied with the tonal response.

Last, but not least I purchased a Mighty Mite neck which I am reasonably satisfied with.

This guitar is light weight, wicked fast with excellent sustain. Harmonically and sonically it is really smooth and even. If you have ever thought about doing something like this yourself I highly recommend it as it comes with a great deal of satisfaction.
Now I must go practice!

Brother B