AGP #285 - “Cym-Bollicks”(3 String Guitar)Scale : 597mm / 23½ inchesStrings : .046NW / .030NW / .021NW /Tuning: G / D / g /The top is a cut down 16” ‘Headliner Sizzle Cymbal’, the bottom is one half of a 14” ‘Paiste 101 Hi-Hat’, the Neck is ‘Spotted Gum’ and Poplar, the Fretboard and Headstock Wings are Poplar, all Timber is coated with 2 coats of ‘Tung Oil’, the Humbucker is wired through a 3 Way Switch and Tone Pot to the Jack, which reads 7.8k on Double Coil position, and 3.8k on Single Coil setting.
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Jeff 'Bones' Reilly, I always remember the "Swan" being referred to as "The Fluffy Duck", from memory a name it earned by the behaviour of some of its Sailors in the Showers :-D
Great story mate I have one in my navy kit box in storage the skipper of the sawn had a few to pass on after She was deconed and sunk in Perth the kids use to use my old rigs as dress up .
Wow ,being a Drummer sine I can remember makes me wanna do a build like this. I just don't have any cymbals I would want to use. May get me a couple of cheap cymbals and give it a try! Nice work! !!
"Thanks Bones", the concept was not my idea, but was based on another build I found on CBN, I thought you'd like the backdrop, it was recently given to me by an ex Vietnam RAF Vet friend, who "lowered" it from one of our Ships back in the day, ;-)
Also have another 2 White Ensigns, 1 smaller and 1 larger.
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Jeff 'Bones' Reilly, I always remember the "Swan" being referred to as "The Fluffy Duck", from memory a name it earned by the behaviour of some of its Sailors in the Showers :-D
"Thanks J.D.", bought the 3 Cymbals mentioned above for the total princely sum of 15 bucks :-D
"Thanks Erasmo Coco", no drumsticks supplied, wouldn't know how to use them anyway <:-{
"Thanks the anonymous pick", Cymbolism was the first name I came with, but!!, it didn't sound corny enough :-[]
nice use of cymbolism
"Thanks Bones", the concept was not my idea, but was based on another build I found on CBN, I thought you'd like the backdrop, it was recently given to me by an ex Vietnam RAF Vet friend, who "lowered" it from one of our Ships back in the day, ;-)
Also have another 2 White Ensigns, 1 smaller and 1 larger.