ELMER FUDD PICTURES GUITAR MOD

They're my all-time favorite too everything from Caress of Steel to Clockwork Angels. It's really cool to see someone else not just using one of these, but recognizing how good they are and loving one.Īlso upvote for Rush. Although I'd like better quality wood though, there's no way I'd give up that crazy finish, so I deal with it. I stuck the piece back on with some wood glue. When I went to remove the stickers, part of the body plywood pulled up with a sticker. I had mine moderately stickerbombed throughout the 2000s. I replaced the pickguard and all of the electronics. I added Wilkenson tuners and a GFS bridge. It just sounds so good.Ī couple of years ago, I decided to get it into shape and make it super playable. I DID use it on recordings though, and it's somewhere on almost every recording I've ever done. However, my Mako always had problems with electronics and tuning stability, so I didn't use it live very often. kinda baseball batty, but somehow really quick.

You're right about the necks on these things. The guy says, 'You're a Van Halen fan, right?' and he pulls this thing out. I walked into my local shop and asked if they had anything under $100. I bought mine when I was going away to college in '98 or so, and didn't want to bring my nice Strat with me. apparently they actually came that way from the factory, according to Mako brochures I've seen from the era. It's red with white Van Halen stripes all over it. I also have an HSS Mako Traditionals Strat that I've been slowly upgrading over the years. but I am looking to build another unique guitar soon. It plays and sounds fantastic and I dont wanna mess that up.

My red Jackson 'Jermaine' is pretty much how it will stay. I also have a black Jackson Dinky Reverse with a Floyd Rose tremolo I call 'Tito.' My intention is to outfit it with a Sustainiac system.

ELMER FUDD PICTURES GUITAR MOD

This time I am going to mod it to keep the original appearance, but make it much more playable. The second guitar is a second Mako Traditionals TB-1 just like my original guitar was when I bought it. I should have this one posted by the end of the month. I decided to make it a nice, playable guitar and do a better job on the sticker bomb. It has been sitting in my closet collecting dust for almost 30 years. I bought this guitar in 1989 to use as a beater with the intent of one day destroying it, but that day never came. The first one is my 1983 Washburn A-10V, named Buckwheat. I have two project guitars currently in the works.

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