Post pics of YOU AND your Non-Offsets! (you+guitar(s)=pic)

[distressed]

Pickguards before and after

[Pacafeliz]

Yesterday our rehearsal space complex had an "open door day", that was pretty cool, even though we did our "gig" in another room.
Gave my old modded Rickenbacker a good rocking

[marqueemoon]

From Friday's solo set with my 1990(?) Phillip Kubicki koa Strat

[lhwarp]

With my Custom Danelectro Minerva Verde

1980 Gibson & mesa boogie

But really, we/I need to know more details about this guitar.

OK... Two years later to answer - my apologies !





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lhwarp

[Pacafeliz]

Played all of yesterdays show with the old modded Rickenbacker
This thing ROARS

[Gav Haus]

[garyptaszek]

One from last night.

[F15hface]

One from last night.

That tele is awesome. Thinline or just thinline style guard?

[garyptaszek]

One from last night.

That tele is awesome. Thinline or just thinline style guard?

Thinline layout, but not hollow.
I wanted a deluxe but I don’t like all the controls, and the big pickguards look silly without them. So this is what I put together. Has a tummy cut like a deluxe too.

[Shadoweclipse13]

As someone who always prefers master volume and tone setups, this is amazing!!!

[garyptaszek]

As someone who always prefers master volume and tone setups, this is amazing!!!

I never use a tone control and prefer the sound of guitars without them, so I didn't have the side jack routed so I could just front mount the jack.

[Shadoweclipse13]

As someone who always prefers master volume and tone setups, this is amazing!!!

I never use a tone control and prefer the sound of guitars without them, so I didn't have the side jack routed so I could just front mount the jack.

I do use them now and then myself, but it's more for a "set and forget" kind of thing, if I'm going for a very specific sound. I could probably ditch all my tone pots for switchable capacitors (like a pot-less version of a JM/Jag rhythm circuit, or a Varitone), and am redesigning all my guitar circuits to have a volume/tone bypass switch (pickups straight to jack), for that sound too. But mostly, I was just commenting (and loving!) how clean that Tele looks without a Gibson-style volume and tone setup

I also love the top jack. I dislike side jacks usually.

[garyptaszek]

As someone who always prefers master volume and tone setups, this is amazing!!!

I never use a tone control and prefer the sound of guitars without them, so I didn't have the side jack routed so I could just front mount the jack.

I do use them now and then myself, but it's more for a "set and forget" kind of thing, if I'm going for a very specific sound. I could probably ditch all my tone pots for switchable capacitors (like a pot-less version of a JM/Jag rhythm circuit, or a Varitone), and am redesigning all my guitar circuits to have a volume/tone bypass switch (pickups straight to jack), for that sound too. But mostly, I was just commenting (and loving!) how clean that Tele looks without a Gibson-style volume and tone setup

I also love the top jack. I dislike side jacks usually.

thanks, I'm a big fan of how this guitar came out. It's become my favourite.
Have you thought about modifying pots to make them 'no load' pots? I didn't realise it was something you could do yourself until I saw this video.
https://youtu.be/JHDvkLFaNfQ?si=nZAs-8wXsmSe-vbz
Ignore me if you knew about this already

[Shadoweclipse13]

thanks, I'm a big fan of how this guitar came out. It's become my favourite.
Have you thought about modifying pots to make them 'no load' pots? I didn't realise it was something you could do yourself until I saw this video.
https://youtu.be/JHDvkLFaNfQ?si=nZAs-8wXsmSe-vbz
Ignore me if you knew about this already

You're all good dude! There's so much information out there, I could've seen something similar years ago, but likely forgot. I feel like Fender sells no-load pots, but I kinda like the idea of the DIY version better! It's a really good idea, since you don't have to add holes for another switch. I like my guitars to look less busy.

[garyptaszek]

thanks, I'm a big fan of how this guitar came out. It's become my favourite.
Have you thought about modifying pots to make them 'no load' pots? I didn't realise it was something you could do yourself until I saw this video.
https://youtu.be/JHDvkLFaNfQ?si=nZAs-8wXsmSe-vbz
Ignore me if you knew about this already

You're all good dude! There's so much information out there, I could've seen something similar years ago, but likely forgot. I feel like Fender sells no-load pots, but I kinda like the idea of the DIY version better! It's a really good idea, since you don't have to add holes for another switch. I like my guitars to look less busy.

yeah same, I like less controls. My preference seems to be Fender style guitars but with kinda hot rod Jackson/Charvel stripped down electronics and hardware. The Wide Range pickups in that tele are more in line with something like a Duncan JB or Custom Custom in regards to output, Jaime from Creamery started with the Extra Width WRHB set and juiced up the bridge pickup a bit.