Showing posts with label LP Build. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LP Build. Show all posts

Sunday, January 13, 2008

Pictures of the Wood

Well I got the pics on my computer so here they are for your viewing pleasure:



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Friday, January 11, 2008

Well the Wood is In...

The wood for the guitar came in... but I'm not able to get pictures of it yet because I only have my phone camera but not the cable to connect it to the computer, I have no signal, and to top it off the laptop doesn't have Bluetooth as advertised with the computer!

If only I had my Mac... It has built in bluetooth!
I'll try to find alternate means of getting the pictures up but if not, I'll post them on Sunday.

Saturday, January 5, 2008

Plans Are In!!

Well, just got the templates for the Les Paul build in!
That means whenever the wood comes in we'll be able to start working on it! But it wont be until next weekend sadly. Then, after that it won't be for another 2 weekends because that's the schedule with divorced parents these days...

Anyway, on a lighter note, I'm sketching out some concepts for the amp so I'll post it if/when I finish.


Happy Shredding,
The Power Chord Addict

Friday, January 4, 2008

New Blog, New Wood, New Projects!

Well hello there!
Finally moving into my new blog where I can chronicle my little (and big!) projects.
Please excuse the plain look of the blog, its temporary until I can make my own look.

That's enough for the new blog, now onto the wood story. As many of you don't know, my dad and I are in the process of making a 1959 Gibson Les Paul and we ordered the body blank today!! A solid piece of mahogany too! It will be pretty I'm sure. Anyway, we got it from the lovely StewMac online store. Check back for photos and the build log!

My side project...
This one won't be my foremost concern, that will be the guitar, but after modding the plans for a MintAmp to work with a guitar (replacing 1/8" jacks with 1/4" as well as removing the output jack and replacing it with a 2.5" 8-ohm speaker) I found I enjoy the thrill of amp building! After seeing Joe Popps JCM800 2204 Build I was completely inspired! Alas... I must start small, with a little 1.5 watt amp! Still thinking of a name, and may possibly look to start selling kits or something if I like how it all goes. Any suggestions on a name for the amp or my "company" (i.e. Marshall, Line 6, etc.) name that will go on the amp are greatly appreciated!


Happy Shredding,
The Power Chord Addict