AGP #393-“Little Red”-3 String Fretted GuitarScale: 533.4mm-Strings: .050NW/.036NW/.026NWTuned: GDgThe Arnotts Biscuit Tin was a Dumpster Rescue, the Soundboard is 6mm Hardwood Marine Ply, the Pickup is one (3.8k) half of a Fender P Bass Type Humbucker Set, wired through a Tone Pot to the Output Jack, the Neck is Tasmanian Oak, the Fretboard is Forest Red Gum, all Timber was coated with a Mahogany Stain and Organ Oil Natural Wax and Polish.Built this Short Scale Git so the “Arthritic Short Stubby Fingered Ham Fisted Bricky”, who’s attempting to polish up on his Fretting Skills, could negotiate the Frets a little easier. :-D
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"Thanks again UJ", have proudly used my old "White Ensign" Navy Flag as a background, ever since I renovated the old Gym Bench, which I painted a dark brownish color, and nearly always used as a prop for my Gits to take Pics, hence the use of the light colored Flag, to enhance the color of the wood used on the Gits, instead of the uncovered bench which masks them. :-)
"Thanks Andres", Yep!, the second Scofield type build I've done, and would recommend to anyone whose interested, to go ahead and build one, because the two I have sound great, the Magnetic Pickup on this one is as about as cheap as they come, but sounds just fine! :-)
Nice One Alan! the Scofield Build rivvidded wood on a tin, added spoon AGP# Neck, nice looking Pick up and there you go ! Looks like a fine player Alan !
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Thanks Bob "Ambrose" Negus, the second of two similar builds, the other is AGP #386, and I love both of them, :-)
I like the inset reso AGP... in fact I like... all of it! Bonza build bud!
"Thanks again UJ", have proudly used my old "White Ensign" Navy Flag as a background, ever since I renovated the old Gym Bench, which I painted a dark brownish color, and nearly always used as a prop for my Gits to take Pics, hence the use of the light colored Flag, to enhance the color of the wood used on the Gits, instead of the uncovered bench which masks them. :-)
"Thanks Andres", Yep!, the second Scofield type build I've done, and would recommend to anyone whose interested, to go ahead and build one, because the two I have sound great, the Magnetic Pickup on this one is as about as cheap as they come, but sounds just fine! :-)
Nice background too.
Nice One Alan! the Scofield Build rivvidded wood on a tin, added spoon AGP# Neck, nice looking Pick up and there you go ! Looks like a fine player Alan !