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jeztone2

ThePrettyDamned said:

I love him. I think the guitars themselves are not good, but he has some interesting ideas - a classical width electric with scalloped edges isn't necessarily all terrible, there could be a market for classical guitarists wanting an electric for example. 

You almost just described the 2015 Les Paul Standard. When I played one, the neck felt just like my old Barnes & Mullins nylon I got for Xmas in 1981.  

carlos

I believe Alan Holdsworth had a custom made guitar with a very wide nut at some point, but later in life he went back to a sub 43mm nut like most other humans. I think it all comes down to technique, practice and there's no need for these things. Buckethead has some of the biggest hands I've seen in a human. His signature models nut width - 43.5mm. And he's played plenty of standard guitars in his life.

prowla

Gassage said:

The scrotum tuner conversion.

PonchoGreg

prowla said:

Gassage said:

The scrotum tuner conversion.

Oh my god. I can't unsee it now.

boogieman

He’s obviously successful at selling his stuff, although I can’t figure out who buys it. The one saving grace was his stuff was relatively cheap. £500 for a butchered Harley Benton though? Jeezus. 

Sassafras

boogieman said:

He’s obviously successful at selling his stuff, although I can’t figure out who buys it. The one saving grace was his stuff was relatively cheap. £500 for a butchered Harley Benton though? Jeezus. 

I would tell you who buys them but my fingers are too fat to use a keyboard.

Wazmeister

PonchoGreg said:

prowla said:

Gassage said:

The scrotum tuner conversion.

Oh my god. I can't unsee it now.

Did his grand kids shape that ???

DrJazzTap

I think he's harmless enough an English eccentric. Not sure why anyone would pay over the odds for his work on a harley benton.

SquireJapan

DrJazzTap said:

I think he's harmless enough an English eccentric. Not sure why anyone would pay over the odds for his work on a harley benton.

Is it still innovation if it’s not 100% successful?

A part of me wants to embrace people trying things, I do love seeing “mad bloke in a shed” types, it’s endearing. 

Agree with previous comments, I don’t think anyone is getting duped. 

DrJazzTap

SquireJapan said:

DrJazzTap said:

I think he's harmless enough an English eccentric. Not sure why anyone would pay over the odds for his work on a harley benton.

Is it still innovation if it’s not 100% successful?

A part of me wants to embrace people trying things, I do love seeing “mad bloke in a shed” types, it’s endearing. 

Agree with previous comments, I don’t think anyone is getting duped. 

Ah well, he must think he is doing something "right".....im not sure what that is, but he must think he is onto a good thing.

ToneControl

He alters basses too

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