Did you try a mockup with nickel covers, nickel dome knobs and nickel fine tuner screws? Possibly a nickel vibrato handle and bridge posts.i could, but after looking at the mockups with different pickups and knobs i think it'll look fine
You could use bobbin toppers.thank you larry dimarzio for patenting double cream, i want SD JB/jazz in cream!![]()
That looks like it's wearing a leg warmer.
i'm not a fan of covered pickups and dome knobs, but cool suggestions!Did you try a mockup with nickel covers, nickel dome knobs and nickel fine tuner screws? Possibly a nickel vibrato handle and bridge posts.
You could use bobbin toppers.
I believe you can get double cream pickups from Seymour Duncan if you order them from the custom shop (http://customshop.seymourduncan.com/build-your-own-humbucker/). To get around the the DiMarzio trademark they have to be shipped with covers. If you order from Duncan they differentiate between white and cream (which I believe they call parchment). So if you order white you'll get white rather than cream.thank you larry dimarzio for patenting double cream, i want SD JB/jazz in cream!![]()
i'm not going to pay custom shop prices to get a different color of pickups, i'll just get zebraI believe you can get double cream pickups from Seymour Duncan if you order them from the custom shop. To get around the the DiMarzio trademark they have to be shipped with covers. If you order from Duncan they differentiate between white and cream (which I believe they call parchment). So if you order white you'll get white rather than cream.
I have this one at home - just the guitar LOL!
Please make sure Fender adds this finish to the options for the Mod ShopView attachment 280947
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how would you carve the paint away? just scrape it with a knife for days?if you carve into the black paint the light colored wood will show. Make a picture either with the black as shading or the light wood tone
"age" the neck color to a very much warmer one, almost amber... leave all the rest untouched...I bought this guitar because it fits my spec and was really cheap in mint condition, i'm a lefty so i really can't be picky about color, but the black on black just looks so bland.
any suggestions to cheer it up? i was thinking i could put white pickups in it instead and put these pickups in my other natural finish mahogany charvel which i was gonna put a JB trembucker in anyway.
maybe you guys have some other cool ideas? i had thought about having the paint stripped professionally but that would probably be really costy...
i only play natural finish guitars anymore but since I would just end up stripping it id mess with it first to see is something cool happened. anything sharp yea?how would you carve the paint away? just scrape it with a knife for days?