I built this from a Reid and Sons guitar kit. I upgraded it with:

• Grover Tuners
• Gibson Pots with Push/Pull volumes for coil tapping
• Gibson Classic '57 Neck Pickup
• Gibson Burstbucker 3 Bridge Pickup
• 8 lb. 1.4 oz.

Groovy Fender with a 24.75" scale length.

• Three Single Coil Pickups
• Tremelo
• Racing Stripe!
• 8 lb. 3.4 oz.

Gibson 1977 Melody Maker D Double Cutaway

A super Groovy Guitar I picked up:

• Two Pickups
  • Original Single Coil Neck Pickup
  • DiMarzio Power Plus Bridge Humbucker
• Grover Tuners
• Bridge from a 2012 Les Paul Traditional
• Headstock Repair

A project guitar I finally completed:

• Seymour Duncan pickups
  • SH-1 Neck '59 Model Humbucker
  • TB-4 Bridge JB Model Trembucker
• Grover Tuners
• 6 lb. 7 oz.

Still working on this one.

Modified to be a set neck

• Headstock Repair
• Original Dirty Finger Pickups

I built this from authentic Gibson parts including:

• Gibson Pots with Push/Pull volumes for coil tapping
• Gibson Classic '57 Neck Pickup
• Gibson Burstbucker 3 Bridge Pickup
• 7 lb. 7.6 oz.

Groovy guitar

• P-90s
• 7 lb. 11 oz.

Groovy little travel guitar that fits in an overhead compartment.

• 24.75 inch scale length
• Humbucker
• 4 lb. 3.1 oz.

Cool headless bass with an aluminium neck.

Traded for this. Bottom part was cracked off, and repaired. Electronics were missing, so I replaced them with a Seymour Duncan STC-3M4 Preamp MusicMan Tone Circuit.

Just for funsies

Appears to be a really old fiddle.

Found this antique for cheap on the eBay, and it was too groovy to pass up.

Loud. Very loud.

Heavy. Very heavy.

For practice.

Cool little thingie to practice through headphones.

When you gotta chorus...

When you gotta distort...

When you gotta drive over...

When you gotta fuzz old school style...

When you gotta fuzz your bass old school style...

When you gotta retain that sound...

Gotta have a wah wah.

Found for cheap.

Found this antique for cheap.