Features: All the usual stuff like a oak neck (fretted), threaded rod/nuts bridge, etc ... plus a few things that are a bit different I guess, like using bicycle chain links for individual tailpieces for each string, a nut made from a piece of aluminum L bracket, an "inlaid" Lone Star Beer bottlecap in the headstock, and sink drain strainers for the soundhole rosettes/ornamentation.
I used a standard piezo element setup, and overall the CBG sounds great. I'll definitely be building more, and making new refinements and scrounging for new ideas in the near future !
Anyway, thanks to this community for sharing plans, ideas, and kinship -
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Andrew Carrell said: OK thanks. I'll get in touch.
Der Groovemeister said:
Unfortunately I don't - I just started getting into CBG's. However, definitely email/message me in May - it would be great to grab a beer !
Der Groovemeister said:
It's a thinner box, so the acoustic volume isn't super loud, but the tone is really nice. Definitely has some "old school twang" to it !