[Stitch]

Well, I said it before your born! So NYAH!

[ajdehoogh]

Originally Posted by noodles

Hey Matt...



OK, maybe I'm a bit jealous.

I agree with this.

[mnemonic]

Originally Posted by msherman

man that is awesome. arched top? i can't quite tell.

i'm gonna have to have you make me a custom one day after i graduate college and get a decent job (many years from now).

Originally Posted by noodles

Hey Matt...



OK, maybe I'm a bit jealous.

i love the "well fuck your shit too" look on matts face haha

[msherman]

Originally Posted by mnemonic

man that is awesome. arched top? i can't quite tell.

i'm gonna have to have you make me a custom one day after i graduate college and get a decent job (many years from now).



i love the "well fuck your shit too" look on matts face haha

It`s a drop-top, ala Tom Andersen.

Drew, You know how I feel about trems........I mean tone robbing pieces of hardware

Trems?........We don`t need no stinking Trems

[Sepultorture]

Originally Posted by msherman

It`s a drop-top, ala Tom Andersen.

Drew, You know how I feel about trems........I mean tone robbing pieces of hardware

Trems?........We don`t need no stinking Trems

i love this man, tuh hell with em

[mnemonic]

Originally Posted by msherman

It`s a drop-top, ala Tom Andersen.

i'm not really sure what that means

i googled but they just look like regular maple topped guitars.

[abyss258]

Originally Posted by mnemonic

i'm not really sure what that means

i googled but they just look like regular maple topped guitars.

From the Tom Anderson website:

"... That's why in 1991, we introduced the "Drop Top." The Drop Top features a beautiful piece of book matched maple, koa or walnut that is actually bent (or "dropped") over a tonewood back to create the same comfortable forearm contour of our other models."

Correct?

[mnemonic]

Originally Posted by abyss258

From the Tom Anderson website:

"... That's why in 1991, we introduced the "Drop Top." The Drop Top features a beautiful piece of book matched maple, koa or walnut that is actually bent (or "dropped") over a tonewood back to create the same comfortable forearm contour of our other models."

Correct?

oh, thats cool.

sounds interesting

[HighGain510]

Received a call last night from Mike and it looks like he wasn't feeling the thickness of the Carvin neck. He wants this to be easier to play and said he could carve me something a bit better. After asking for suggestions I said if he could do a JP7-esque carve I'd be in heaven. Mike said he can and it looks like now this baby is going to have a thinner neck (not Ibby thin, just more like an EBMM and less like the Carvin) than we originally planned! We also changed the finish to a lighter color because Mike convinced me that there is no reason whatsoever to cover up any of that figure... the top is just too killer!

I'm really GAS'ing for this guitar and I have been thinking about buying a JP7 (more for the playability aspect, since I seem to only dig the older stock bridge pickups) but now it looks like I'll get the craftsmanship of a small luthier AND the playability I was looking for in another guitar without having to buy them both! Win-motherfuckin'-win! Thanks again for the call last night Mike, you rock man.

P.S. Beware the barbed splinters!

[darren]

The JP7 neck is pure secks. And that top would look gorgeous with just a subtle violin-like stain/burst. (I'm thinking along the lines of an RG7CT "vintage violin".)