[wytchcrypt]

Originally Posted by metalfiend666

How easy was it to fit the Kahler? Looks good, I almost didn't realise it'd been modded from the picture.

It was challenging...I worked very carefully and with a healthy respect that one slip of the drill could turn my beautiful new Hellraiser into a really cool coffee table.

I had to rout about an inch down from the surface. The toughest part was I couldn't use the existing bridge posts and had to drill new ones. I knew I had to get those aligned and drilled pretty close to perfect and I had to use the biggest drill bit I had. Felt like I was trying brain surgery with a crowbar

All in all, the footprint of the Kahler almost perfectly covered the original bridge post and string-through-body holes. The project took me 3 or 4 hours. This was the first guitar project I ever did that required routing or other woodwork and it was risky doing it myself, but oh it feels so good that it turned out well

[Rick]

Time for mine.



Being a Dino fan, it was inevitable that I was gonna do this. Had the neck pickup, tone knob, and pickup selector removed, then the bridge pickup was replaced with a 707. For some reason, it didn't work with my HD but I'm gonna try again. My friend Zach put in some wood filler then smoothed it out and painted it. I might either get a pickguard put in or some binding, haven't decided yet.

Oh yeah, my signature's on the 12th fret on a piece of paper, hence the old name the Ibanez Rick Windsor Signature Edition.

[rummy]

hardly modded, really.



DiMarzio Blaze Neck
DiMarzio Blaze Bridge
Dyed fretboard.

[Michael]

Nicely done.

[djpharoah]

Just got this awesome pickguard today!!

[Rindgecore]

Here's my RG7620 in Royal Blue and put on the pickguard and threw in an Evo/Air Norton. I'm always contemplating getting a new pickguard without the neck 'bucker & tone knob though.

[Mykie]