Picture Request. Foggy?

[Larry]

Steve Morse One Blue Burst.

Any one have any.

 

[beej]

Steve Morse's #1, or the original SM? The latter, mine (man, I LOVE this guitar):

 

[Larry]

thats the one

Beej

yours is beautiful

 

[Larry]

Quick question is blue burst transparent or solid?

 

[NorM]

It fades from transparent to opaque and I cant spell very good.

 

[fogman]

Those are great pics Beej!
Here's a few more.
This seems to be the no.1 colour for the morse, followed by black, then vintage sunburst from what I can tell. (basically the colours the Steve plays)

 

[fogman]

 

[robelinda2]

pics galore!!

 

[Larry]

Thanks for the pics Foggy

Beej- I noticed that you have an extra switch on yours under the tone port. What does it do?

Now is the white pickguard an option or is it something that he just added?

EDIT: The good old intrument builder. After messing around with the builder black gickguard seems to fit it the best

 

[fogman]

Thanks for the pics Foggy

Beej- I noticed that you have an extra switch on yours under the tone port. What does it do?

Now is the white pickguard an option or is it something that he just added?

EDIT: The good old intrument builder. After messing around with the builder black gickguard seems to fit it the best

You're welcome!

That extra switch is for a piezo the Beej installed himself.


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[Larry]

very cool. How do you go about doing that?

I think im asking for too much

 

[fogman]

Do a search!
There was a thread or two on his procedure and process.

 

[Larry]

I remember there being one on the Rosewood Axis. But this must of happened before my time

 

[fogman]

I remember there being one on the Rosewood Axis. But this must of happened before my time

Literally just before your introduction to the forum!!

Here's the link: http://www.ernieball.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10767

You can ask Beej for the pics as they seem to have been deleted from the thread.

 

[beej]

The Piezo install was a fun project. I also put in a push/pull pot to split both hummers.

This is one of the old 6-bolters and it had a lacquered neck. Tommy (who by coincidence once owned this guitar) very graciously used his skills to strip the neck and slim down the profile. All in, it became a whole new guitar!