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Ever wondered what goes into building a custom guitar? In this article, we’re going to pull back the curtain and detail the process from the initial design stage, through to the final setup. Design & Planning The first step in having a custom guitar built is the initial design. Depending on where you have the … Read more
A custom guitar represents the essence of personalized musical expression, where almost every detail, from the wood used for the body, neck, and fretboard to the pickup configuration, choice of hardware, inlays, and finish is tailored to an individual’s preferences. As a result, custom guitars typically come with a heftier price tag, reflecting the tailored … Read more
There are many factors that influence the playing experience and tonality of an electric guitar. While the wood and construction methods employed lay the foundations, the pickups play the most critical role, acting as interpreters, and adding their unique character and nuance to the instrument’s voice. By understanding the influence pickups have on aspects such … Read more
For those unfamiliar, the primary difference between hollow and solid-body electric guitars is the construction method used in the manufacturing process. For example, hollow-body guitars are constructed with a carved or laminated top and back, often with f-shaped sound holes, similar to those on violins. The sides are bent into shape and then attached to … Read more
The guitar’s neck is the interface of the instrument. It serves as the primary point of interaction between a guitarist and the guitar and there are many aspects involved in the construction of a guitar’s neck that influence this interaction. We’ve already covered some of these including the wood used in the construction of guitar … Read more
The fretboard serves as the canvas upon which guitarists craft melodies and chords, and it plays a pivotal role in the aesthetics and playability of guitars. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, understanding the significance of the guitar’s fretboard and the nuances of the various materials used in their construction can greatly influence … Read more
Choosing the wood used for the construction of the neck of your guitar is not merely a matter of aesthetics, it’s a decision that can significantly influence the instrument’s playability, and stability and even plays a supporting role with regard to the tonality of the guitar. In this comprehensive guide, we’re going to explore the … Read more
Not all of us are born with an eye for color. With this in mind, in the following guide, I’m going to discuss some of the finer points about color with regard to designing electric guitars, including opaque, semi-opaque finishes, and burst finishes. I’ll also explain the difference between a gloss and satin finish and … Read more
While it may not be the first thing that comes to mind when designing a new guitar the connection between the neck and body of your guitar plays a substantial role in shaping the playability and tone of your instrument. In the following article, we’re going to explain the influence bolt-on and set neck joints … Read more
The neck profile of your guitar plays a major role in terms of playability and comfort, but for many, especially those new to guitar, it’s not something that is well understood in terms of its effect on playability and comfort. In the following article, we’re going to take a closer look at neck profiles and … Read more
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