AGP #470 – “Bundy Rum 4”3 String Fretless Baritone Kegjo GuitarStrings: .044NW .030NW .021NWTuned: F C fThis is obviously the Half Tin Keg cut off from the recently converted AGP #83, the Back is 16mm Recycled Pine Plywood, the Bear was Pyrographed & Painted, a 12.2k Dual Rail Humbucker is wired through a Tone Pot to the Output Jack.The Neck is Laminated Offcuts, the Bridge is Forest Red Gum, the Timber is coated with a Golden Teak Stain, then along with the Keg sprayed with Clear Gloss Enamel. :-)
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"Thanks UJ", Yep sits in my lap a lot easier now, the full round can sounded great but was a bit awkward to play, but thankfully no noticeable changes to the Tone of both the 2 builds seems t o have occurred.
And No!, there was no need to put a brace under the Bridges on any of my so called 6 Kegjo Builds, as you would probably realise, there is strength in curve like these, much like a Good Ole Brick or Stone Archway ;-)
High marks, AGP. I bet that shape is more comfy to play and it looks very cool. I am thinking you had to brace beneath the can under the bridge. A very nice look to this one, It gives an aura of having been much used and much enjoyed. True or not, that's how it looks to me.
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"Thanks UJ", Yep sits in my lap a lot easier now, the full round can sounded great but was a bit awkward to play, but thankfully no noticeable changes to the Tone of both the 2 builds seems t o have occurred.
And No!, there was no need to put a brace under the Bridges on any of my so called 6 Kegjo Builds, as you would probably realise, there is strength in curve like these, much like a Good Ole Brick or Stone Archway ;-)
High marks, AGP. I bet that shape is more comfy to play and it looks very cool. I am thinking you had to brace beneath the can under the bridge. A very nice look to this one, It gives an aura of having been much used and much enjoyed. True or not, that's how it looks to me.