BP and Company, any pics of JP's Dargie BFR?

[fogman]

there wouldn't be a BFR inlay because of the Martini inlays.
what makes it a BFR is the new body style and the most likely inclusion of the tone block.

 

[jamminjim]

gotcha Foggy - thanks - so the one in the pics above may be the one...

 

[ScoobySteve]

there wouldn't be a BFR inlay because of the Martini inlays.
what makes it a BFR is the new body style and the most likely inclusion of the tone block.

And the dargie finished neck! >.< That looks beautiful!

 

[ShaneV]

I would bet it also has the BFR wood composition.

 

[jamminjim]

Shane what do you mean by "arm scoop"??

 

[ShaneV]

Shane what do you mean by "arm scoop"??

The part that on a regular JP is scooped in for the right forearm and on the BFR is just contoured like a silo.

 

[petruccirocks02]

Foggy, you're the man! That first pic of him playing the guitar at the EBMM factory is just what I was looking for. I have the rest of those pics, but seemed to misplace that one. Thanks!

-Phil

 

[Sweat]

Cool pics and as much as I dont like finished necks i would take that one something about the green

 

[jamminjim]

the lower horn on this Pet6 says something like "excuse me, get the heck out of the way of my left hand" , it's a pretty large area between horn tip and neck pocket......

 

[ScoobySteve]

Yeah, for better access. Boy oh boy, a Dargie BFR would be something!