Hello all, I just finished up my recent project, the "Butterfly"... She used to be a Koren Squier (well, I guess she still is) but "from the pedestrian catepiller spring forth the beautiful butterfly"...
I've posted a page with detailed before and after pics...
-=- Steve
"If the moon were made of ribs, would you eat it?"
looks nice, you should post a clip of how it sounds.
You sould go into business making cheap guitars into good guitars. :wink:
Guitars: Electric: Jackson DX10D, J. Reynolds Fat Strat copy
Acoustic: New York and a Jasmine.
Amps: Austin 15 watt, Fender Deluxe 112, Fender Champion 600 5w, 0ld 1970's Sears 500g.
Effects: Digitech Whammy, Big Muff Pi USA, MXR, Washburn Distortion.
I love the Vintage white with Tortise pickguard!! Really nice looking guitar.
-Alex
Is the neck really from a Fender? Or just the Squier with a decal?
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Is the neck really from a Fender? Or just the Squier with a decal?
No, it is the same neck that came originally with the guitar. I removed the neck, sanded the headstock down, added the Fender logo, and replaced all the dot markers with abalone dots. One of the dots had actually fallen out of the neck, so I figured that since I had to replace that ONE marker, why not dress up all the markers. Wasn't terribly difficult, but the Dremel tool got a workout.
-=- Steve
"If the moon were made of ribs, would you eat it?"
In addition, The neck is very nice - thin and easy to play. I was impressed with the workmanship for the neck.
The body was a beat-up plywood body, so it really needed some help.
Overall it plays very well. Has anyone else done a squier re-build?
-=- Steve
"If the moon were made of ribs, would you eat it?"
