Jake Would be Proud!

[Bengal65]

Thanks, lots of trial and error and practice! Also, the right tools and equipment make it much easier Oh, and a little bit of luck thrown in for good measure too!

[skezza]

Great photographs. thank you very much

[MetalHead]

sorry for the bump, but the more I look at it,
the more I want one

[Bengal65]

Yeah, and they are fun to play!

[MetalHead]

Yeah, and they are fun to play!

i bet

i'll probably go the DIY-route though(again ) ...
might not even use a Gibson pickup

[Snowy]

Wow, awesome job, Bengal65

[Bengal65]

Thanks, I was on a roll last year building and restoring guitars The SG Junior is one of my favorites.

[MetalHead]

I bet it looks great

[MetalHead]

i know Jake didn't use his on the road(too fragile),
but I can't help wondering if he used it for recording ?

Jeff ?

[Bengal65]

That's a good question. I can see it being fragile. The neck is super skinny. They were originally marketed by Gibson as a "Student" model. So, they were primarily for people with small hands. It's a shredder neck for me though and I have large hands

[tenfingersofdoom]

Awesome!! Great work.