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Re: Malcocaster

Postby ecca » 04 Sep 2011, 09:39

What ya think ?

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Re: Malcocaster

Postby Bill Bowley » 04 Sep 2011, 10:55

Ecca,

A work of art mate! It doesn't need a name, it speaks for itself. ;)
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Re: Malcocaster

Postby jimuc » 04 Sep 2011, 11:24

Ecca,
You wouldn't get it on the headstock but I would call it "Absoluteperfectionocaster"
Beautiful instrument :clap: :clap: :clap:
Never nail a door shut that you may want to go back through
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Re: Malcocaster

Postby ecca » 04 Sep 2011, 14:14

Doesn't it look smashing ?
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Re: Malcocaster

Postby 51 Relic » 04 Sep 2011, 17:19

Best looking umbrella ive seen for a long while lol :lol: bet you dont find one of those in B&Q :lol:

What a great idea, lovely guitar you must be well pleased

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Re: Malcocaster

Postby RayL » 06 Sep 2011, 07:57

The guitar looks great. Were you fortunate enough that the neck width exactly fitted the pocket? Or was there some subtle 'pruning' or 'packing' to make it fit? And was the body already sprayed black and polished, or was that something that you did (or had done)?

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Re: Malcocaster

Postby ecca » 06 Sep 2011, 08:30

The alder body was £18 + carriage from a body maker in Hong Kong, already painted.
The Burns neck is 2 3/16", same as strat, it fitted beautifully.
The pick-ups are Tonerider Vintage.
The trem is a Wilkinson V100 which I also fitted on my Cakeocaster and it's the best of the lot, Kahler, Floyd Rose, Stetsbar, I've tried em all.
The bottom tone control works on the bridge pick-up and I've put a push-pull switch so as to bring the same pick-up in at any time.
All other bits from Axesrus.
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Re: Malcocaster

Postby julien1946 » 06 Sep 2011, 11:57

A pure beauty, absolutely wonderful.
I would love to find a Burns neck like this but i suppose it's hard to find...

Julien
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Re: Malcocaster

Postby ecca » 06 Sep 2011, 15:07

I bought 2 Burns Marquee necks from Sir Maurice of Flunglobbununt some years back and I've now built 2 Burnsocaster type guitars from them.

PS there's a Burns Marquee neck on ebay right now..... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Burns-Marquee-Neck-/260848487790?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item3cbbc80d6e
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Re: Malcocaster

Postby julien1946 » 06 Sep 2011, 16:53

Thank you for the link.
Seller will send only to U.K.
I sent him a email asking if he will send to Belgium, hope he does.

Julien
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