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I wanted a silent practice guitar. It is hideous, but it does the trick. So I present to you... the ManoucheMaster.
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It may be a stretch, but I see that little moustache piece as one winking eye, the volume knob as the other eye, the bridge as the nose, the tailpiece as the mouth, and that pickguard as a big ole pompadour a la Johnny Bravo.
I see that little moustache piece as one winking eye, the volume knob as the other eye, the bridge as the nose, the tailpiece as the mouth, and that pickguard as a big ole pompadour a la Johnny Bravo.
Can't believe I missed this.
Totally obvious now that you point it out.
Did you remove the bridge pickup? I just heard about electric guitars potentially sounding better in a single pickup configuration.
I'm trying to simulate the way I play a selmer guitar and found my pick and fingers were hitting the bridge pickup and knob, so they were removed.
Now featuring a 'stimer'
I love it. As Buco would so wisely say, "as long as it swings".