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I just bought this Musikraft korina body:



just wondering if it will work with a sunburst... it looks quite different from ash, no?

ah! i wondered who bought it! you got it for an excellent price!
we now have matching korina bodies!
i think SB is great - see here:

one of the few times i didn't make a real bad deal... but then again, it'll have to come from the US to my place, and anything can go wrong again.

hmmm... i suspected it would look that grainy... maybe more of a candidate for an opaque finish IMO...

white finish + white pickguard and b+b alder neck

no b+b for me, thanks 

well, the neck couldn't be alder- it's not hard enough.
i would say, maple with a sweet rosewood board and clay dots. (i'm such a boring traditionalist!)
Or ebony? 
i really want to do mine in a translucent finish- i like the grain. when you see the body, you'll flip out- it's a very unusual looking guitar wood. Very straw-coloured, i would say. With the grain, it makes for a very special look. mine looked like a yellow zebra.....
mine came with lots of bubblewrap, but it still took a bash on one corner. i had to reshape a bit. Maybe it's me, but i think the extra light bodies are SOFT. i drilled a few holes in my korina body, and the drill bit went in VERY fast. Watch out!

FUZZ_KING wrote: no b+b for me, thanks 

but D+B then?

fenderjapan wrote:

FUZZ_KING wrote: no b+b for me, thanks 

but D+B then?

nonono. only pre-cbs-style. 

mcjt wrote: Maybe it's me, but i think the extra light bodies are SOFT. i drilled a few holes in my korina body, and the drill bit went in VERY fast. Watch out!

Already had that experience with my black JM body, it's swamp ash, and it's like a cotton ball 

FUZZ_KING wrote: I just bought this Musikraft korina body:

wow! very nice.  I would go with Mary Kay trans. white, and an ebony fretboard, clay dot, musikraft neck...you choose the guard. 
I think sunburst can be tricky...unless you have a pro that could do it for you.  MK white can be tricky to get even coverage, but with a little prractice you can get it down.  I spray the sides first with the body propped up laying flat and then with it hanging, spray the front and back like a machine in vertical patterns with %50 overlap.

Sweet body!

painted wood wrote: I think sunburst can be tricky...unless you have a pro that could do it for you.  MK white can be tricky to get even coverage, but with a little prractice you can get it down.  I spray the sides first with the body propped up laying flat and then with it hanging, spray the front and back like a machine in vertical patterns with %50 overlap.

I don't intend to do it myself this time, i was just wondering whether  a sunburst would look okay or  totally off, with that given grain...

I think what you want is really a target burst, mid-60s style.

StevenO wrote: I think what you want is really a target burst, mid-60s style.

FUZZ_KING wrote: nonono. only pre-cbs-style. 

not a matching pair.....or 

hmm.. i intended this to go onthis....

finally...

YES. Two tone SB, early-style.
i agree whole-heartedly. BUT we might have matching Korinamasters!!!!!!!
i even ordered black covers to go with the Scot gold guard.....

you saw mine, right? :