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puppiesonacid

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Im really curious to take a steve morse model and slap a petrucci piezo trem on it. If i could i would and i make with a burnt apple finish with abolone pickguard. Or Take a Petrucci piezo loaded guitar and put the two extra single coils in it like the morse and put a morse blue burst on it. I know kinda stupid but thats what i would like if i could get it. what do you guys think? Imagine the switching system!!!! that would be crazy! so many variables. hahah


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Tony
 

puppiesonacid

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i guess i should have gotten to the point.... Does EB have a custom shop that you can make requests for instruments like the ones mentioned above?


God bless,


Tony
 

Tim O'Sullivan

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I like the idea of a Silhouette body without pickguard, 2 axis humbuckers, axis neck, and volume, tone and 3 way. And a quilted maple cap on a basswood body too.

In green!
 

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I second Tims suggestion, Im suprised they havent done anything like that, well they have the new sub guitars coming out with 2 buckers so theyre getting closer -
 

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As long as we're dreaming, I'd like an Albert Lee "gold top", no pickguard, with rosewood fretboard and matching headstock. It would have pearl-buttoned locking tuners, three Seymore Duncan mini-humbuckers, a Morse pseudo-"tune-o-matic" bridge, a three way toggle (neck, neck & bridge, bridge) on the lower horn and four knobs (three volumes - middle pickup always "on" - & master tone) in typical LP-style layout...

cool... :cool:
 

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Yeah, I agree with Tim somewhat.

I would love to see a Silhouette w/o a pickguare. And with some kinda quilted finish. Dunno about green, but definitely something natural show the beauty of the wood.

My 2 cents,
--scottie
 

tvanveen

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There was some talk of MM setting up a custom shop last year. We'll see what happens.

They're probably busy with a Baker design right now.

Hopefully.

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Tim O'Sullivan

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Mmmmm Custom shop Music Man!!!

I like this idea very much!

Mind you, as they are more or less custom made anyhow, I can't see say putting a Luke neck on a Axis body would cause too many problems.

Mind you, I don't run a guitar manufacturing business so I would imagine its more complicated than that!
 

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I would think it wouldn't be too hard, just a matter of be able to get it to pay for itself.

Most requests would be of the type we've seen - different colors, mixing different production models, etc. I would think you just build up a stock of production parts, and assign an industrious guy to do assembly.

Gene can handle the weird requests. :)

Anyway, all I want is a sonic blue AL with a rosewood neck. How hard is that?

EB - I'll send you money right now! I've been spreading your gospel all over the net! Where's the love??!!

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puppiesonacid

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it would just be nice if you could do any thing with anybody as long as it was in the parameters of what EB already does you know?


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