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Not hand made by any means, but custom ordered yes;

 

ESP Horizon; Swamp Ash body, Flame maple neck with a nicely grained rosewood board. Graphite nut, Gotoh Hardware, etc. I've since put a zebra '59/JB combo in since that pic (actually what it came with), but I'm thinking about putting the FRED back in the neck. I like something a little warmer in the neck position for cleans/leads.

 

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The neck looks like Brazilian Rosewood, but what is the main body wood?


That guitar would be perfect, if it just had matching wood control-cavity cover. Yeah, I know the difficulties involved in such a thing, but they just look so great.

 

The body is black limba with a maple top and the neck is Indian rosewood. Jason made this one just the way I asked him too. You can checkout all the guitars he's got going at http://www.schroederguitars.com/forums/index.php

 

Here's a photo of Jason carving my top.

 

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The body is black limba with a maple top and the neck is Indian rosewood. Jason made this one just the way I asked him too. You can checkout all the guitars he's got going at
http://www.schroederguitars.com/forums/index.php


Here's a photo of Jason carving my top.


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My arm gets tied just looking at that photo. But it's great to see that someone is still crafting guitars in manner of the Old World craftsmen.

 

Does he hand-carve the neck-heel/body dovetail also?

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Not a big "pointy-guitar" fan, but I really like that blend of Iceman/Mockingbird/Explorer.


Do you have a link to the builder? I'd like to see what else he's come-up with.

 

Not a builder but a designer, they are built in the USA by a ghost builder. Look at www.carlinoguitars.com. His designs are called the Identity and the Impulse. In the Identity section I also own the Korina Identity below my green one. Pair of Korinas

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i guess this one, pic's not too sharp.

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what i was told is the compamy that makes the aluminum bodies for fender took some extras to one of the guitar shows where they got brought up. the shop i got it from had two.

 

and maybe this one

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i may get the spelling wrong 'cause i'm not at home to look at it. a carriview(sp?) eloustic. i only have it 'cause i saw a review for it in guitar player way back when i first started fooling with guitars, and then a couple years later saw this one in a pawn shop for fairly cheap. truthfully, i think i just liked that it had been reviewed in the magazine and i could afford it.

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Does he hand-carve the neck-heel/body dovetail also?

 

Yes, most everything is done by hand with hand tools and power tools but no CNCs.

:) Each guitar is quite unique.Most are custom for each buyer.

 

 

 

Lots of great guitars posted here. Keep them coming I'm digging them all.:thu::thu:

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Wait, this is not a Danelectro?

 

 

Kinda. It's a NOS Coral [a Danelectro subsidiary back in the '60's] Longhorn archtop body with a neck from my 90's reissue Dano double-neck. The bridge, tailpiece and fingerrest are custom. The pickups include a Kent Armstrong floating humbucker and piezos attached to a Fishman Powerjack [preamp built into an endpin jack].

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