Twelve Guitars

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Monday, March 7, 2011

PHOTOS FROM WACO

Posted by Rusty at 6:40 AM

Labels: #9: Jackson Performer Neck

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About Me

Rusty: Wichita Falls, TX, United States; I am a musician teaching myself to be a luthier. I have played guitar for most of my life and spent fifteen years in the Texas band SAGE. I have worked in a number of other music-related venues as well; this includes private music teaching, music retailing, and music therapy at a state psychiatric hospital. I enjoy writing songs, playing a variety of instruments, and listening to music. I originally began this blog to record my progress in learning the art and craft of the luthier. My goal is to rework twelve bolt-on electric guitars in a quest to create the perfect-sounding guitar.

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The Twelve Guitars

1. Peavey T-60
2. Squier Stratocaster Standard
3. Stratocaster copy (no brand logo)
4. Hondo II Stratocaster copy
5. Aria Pro II XR-Series Electrics
6. Aria Budweiser Stratocaster
7. Peavey Raptor
8. Vinci Stratocaster copy
9. Jackson Performer Neck
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Acknowledgement

Thanks to my wonderful wife, Brenda, for her tireless reading of drafts, her unflagging enthusiasm and encouragement, and her seemingly endless supply of patience. I am also thankful for her genuis in designing and maintaining this blog. Without her, I would be only half the person that I am. RP

Blog Archive

Labels

#1: Peavey T-60 (18)
#2: Squier Strat Standard (15)
#3: No-Name Strat Copy (10)
#4: Hondo II Strat Copy (8)
#5: Aria Pro II (16)
#6: Aria Bud-Strat (11)
#9: Jackson Performer Neck (5)
Introduction (1)
Playing Guitars (1)
PLEK Machine (1)
Tools (4)

Favorite Links

Stewart-MacDonald: Everything for building and repairing stringed instruments!
Musician's Friend: Drums, guitars, recording, live sound, keyboards, and more!

Guitars and Amplifiers

I've owned and played so many guitars: Gibson ES335, SG, and Les Paul Custom and standard; Fender Stratocasters and Telecasters, and Aria Pro II, to name just a few. My actual favorite is a Jackson Dinky.

As for amplifiers, I've owned and worked on a Fender black-face Super Reverb with about 45 watts and four tens; Fender twin; Fender Bassman; Acoustic amp with four tens; an old Gibson amp with one ten and supposedly 45 watts; Silvertone with two 6L6s; several different Peavey amps (the last Peavey amp was a Renown); Holmes 2-12 amp; Marshall 50-watt head, which has been a favorite (several Marshall 4-10 cabinets); Rocktron Velocity head; Behringer V-ampire 120 head; and many others that I am just not remembering right now.

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