Has anyone used a license plate for both the top and back of a build before?
I just got in a little bit of a rush with this project. I had tried to fret a CGB one time before, with some cotter pins cut in half, that didn't turn out so well.
I met Wes Yates about a month ago in Atlanta, and he set me up with a mitre box. Also he told me where to get a saw the right width to use and a few pointers on fretting. Then with a internet trip to see C.B. Gitty for some fret wire, a couple of days waiting by the mail box, and I was ready to go. I got all caught up in this fretting thing and went ADD before I knew it. After spraying some clear coat on it last night, I got to thinking, what am I going to put on the back of this thing? (I always seem to think better after spraying some clear coat in a confined space :) )
I could cut a back from some 1/4" sand it, spray it, and wait around another day or slap another tag on the back.
Anybody done this with two plates? Do you think two plates will help or hurt the sound? It will have a double piezo set up for the pick up. If I use the plate, it being more dense than wood, would you put one of the piezos on the top and one on the back? or on both on the top?
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Alan Roberts said:
Matt
That CBG looks fine. I'll have to start haunting junkyards, looking for old plates.