He built a guitar using 8 mega-jawbreakers

16 Comments on He built a guitar using 8 mega-jawbreakers

1. Sweet!😉

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2. Heard Mayor Pete built a flute out of skin.

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3. When Mayor Pete was asked how it plays he said sometimes its hard.

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4. See how this sounds on it:

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JywK_5bT8z0

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5. ‘Sticky Fingers’ indeed!

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6. The Flying V… one of the best sounding (they use the same hot pickups as in the 1960 Les Paul Classic) and WORST ergonomic weird -ass I-can’t-sit-with-it-nor-stand-with-it guitar ever made.

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7. You’ll have to have them all pulled out after the savoy truffle.

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8. Nice work.

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9. It is nice work, Anonymous.

   Also, other Anonymous, I thought the flying V was an odd choice too. However, it’s a good design to cut weight for an all epoxy guitar, and it shows off the jawbreakers really well. I don’t think a Strat body would work as well for this project.

   He went bold. Kudos to him.

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10. That’s nothing! Obama once made a mess out of the US economy and played us all for fools.

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11. A Strat wouldn’t work at all… well, I’m pretty conservative. If it isn’t black, 3 tone, or 2 tone sunburst, or white, or candy apple red, or blue, or Blonde, I think it’s gay.

    If it was an SG it would at least be a guitar you could play.

    I’m being a dick. The Flying V had the best neck for “getting” to all the frets. But it’s fucked up to hold.

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12. @Anon – Had a mid 70’s Gibson L6-S, only Gibson I’m aware of that had a factory maple neck.
    Loved it! Dumb kid I was traded it.
    Missed it so much, Replaced with a Crestwood re-issue.
    Amazing axe, agree ’bout the ‘V’ ,,,

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13. ” If it isn’t black, 3 tone, or 2 tone sunburst, or white, or candy apple red, or blue, or Blonde, I think it’s gay.”

    I’m still laughing. I fuggin’ love this site.

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14. So much for the ‘tone wood’ debate. Sounds good
    with distortion.

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15. @Glass Onion – nice Beatles reference. 😉

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16. Tone wood went out the window even before lucite guitars. I played an old lucite Stratocaster… and it sounded like…a…Stratocaster. Ibanez also made plastic guitars — OMG they were HEAVY as shit, but they sounded like guitars.