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  1. I should say that this build is very specifically for Alex's (s-i-l) playing style - it wouldn't suit many players, and especially players who need decent access to the dusty end...because this one will have almost none In order to get a better balancing guitar, I am bringing the whole scale rearward - quite a lot! And, so that Alex can at least reach some of the upper frets, I'm also moving the lower horn back. Yes - I know... that is one of the primary design features of the original...I told you it was only going to be 'essence of'!!! Finally, it is going to have some curves - and a slab of the figured ebony on top. This was an early sketch: I've opted for Alder for the back and this is broadly how the two sections are planned to look. As the saying goes, 'What could possibly go wrong?'
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  2. if you are prepared to look secondhand then the Laney LC15R is a good bet, I have one and it's got a good blues-rock sound. they can be picked up for 100quid or so. the Laney VC15 is a good option too for a bit more money. My LC15 has the better Celestion speaker and i've fitted Harma retro valves which suit it very well. I had one of the Bugera 5 watt valve amps and it was pretty good but the Laney seems more grown-up and the build is a bit better.
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  3. Thanks - that Laney looks interesting, though the price appears to be quite a bit higher than the Harley Benton. Apparently there's a Vox AC4 available as well, though that lacks reverb.
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  4. I’m in! The sexiest looking guitar ever built IMO, but an ergonomic nightmare. I look forward to many updates.
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  5. Subscribed! Always a pleasure to watch one of your build come together (even when it's not for me!) Matt
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