This is the mahogany version of the neck...just the same except for material.
I'll possibly put it in a 3D printed body, if my friend can make me one...

Thank you...I'm really not that skilled, more like persistent - just work on it till I succeed :-) but over the years it gets easier! Am not totally sure which Yamaha exactly, but yep, some RGX. And I did trim that odd side extension off, yep. I have another neck just like this one, except mahogany,...

So this has an 80's Yamaha neck, customized and partially scalloped, with stainless medium jumbo frets, and a Tusq nut, Schaller roller bridge, Gibson 498t and 490r (parallel wired) pickups. The body is reshaped and customized to take a 24-fret neck, that's from some cheap V copy. I made the plastic...

Finished the white V refin

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Decided to improve one of my Vs...it was eggshell white, with a Yamaha 24 fret half scalloped (towards the end) neck. Never was quite happy with the finish quality, and there's barely enough room in the bridge to intonate so I got a wider bridge for it and refinished it in red. Also the scallop work...

OK now proper introduction of the new axe... So indeed I traded that red Charvel I fixed up nice for this 2019 Chapman Ghostfret. So far loving it. The feel and stance is the same as on my Dean V's, perhaps a little wider fretboard at body end. Very similar neck, fits me like a glove. I really like ...

And the 20 with a little better angle for the sound.

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Here's a bad cellphone clip of the 50

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I tried a few origins, one which [mention]golem[/mention] had and they are not my cup of tea. Good amps mind you, but having worked on plexis and steel-fronts, the genuine sound includes punishing the speakers. The second Headfirst mod sounded better, IMHO, than a stock Origin. Yeah, stock they ten...

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toomanycats wrote:What model Charvel is that?

CMX-DLX. Japan circa '98 I believe, mostly were only available there.

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This is actually a little premature because I'm only just about to go trade my Charvel for a Chapman Explorer type. I'm just posting it now, because any minute now I won't be able to access AGF any more since using Gmail for login is disallowed now, and it's the only email I've had for 20 years and ...

I hate soldering...am not very good with it. But as far as that goes, it isn't hard really. Just solder off a component - it's important to have a solder vacuum or strips to get off the old solder - and swap for a new one. They're all rather big, just basic components. I found it easier than solderi...

Also, there are many places where only known email providers are allowed, only Gmail icloud outlook mail are possible, no some random fg.ie.com whatevevers at all. If I get mail from an email that has an unrecognizable, non-word ending like that, it goes to spam folder automatically. It's just reall...

Hm, Recent change to disallow Gmail etc addresses has made it impossible to use AGF via the computer, but Tapatalk access seems to work fine. I guess, this is also a test of that. I don't know why Gmail etc are banned...I mean, who uses anything but Gmail, Icloud etc these days as they come with you...

Wow that's a real nice axe! Gorgeous!

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Well, been using it a while now, and it works really well. Awesome to have sound to switch immediately with no delay like with pedals, and with delays and verbs decaying over the next sound too. And the shape works like a charm with the extra wide button spacing - finally don't have to look down for...

Yeah...420€ it's not too bad, and likely to cause very little 'domestic distortion' with the rather non-technical appearance. If it doubles as a home BT speaker with good sound, it's a good concept. If I didn't already have a plugin rig as a guitar amp, those Amperos could well be my choice of model...

program.jpg That's how simple the program really is. And even much of that is just my comments so I can remember which lead goes where. IMG_20240331_190930.jpg Gut shot - yeah it looks terrible now, but I need to drill a hole for the USB passthrough connector still, and come up with some way to att...

As I'm using a laptop as my 'preamp' I am switching to using a VST host for various plugins, between which I can change with almost no delay just by soloing the one I want. For that, however, I need to use keyboard commands. So I am building a an Arduino based foot switch that's seen as a HID device...

Yep I heard that about working better as standalone in macs. It's odd because every other modeler works fine for me like that on PC as well, but not this one.

If it only had MIDI support ...

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...and I can already report on this more, just spent a while putting the Toneocracy modeler thru a test. The sound is really good. Right up there with Neural and others indeed. There's nicely low noise to driven sounds even without a gate, which is a clear plus in comparison with the competition. Al...

Yep, just saw something about those somewhere as well. Thanks for the reminder, will have to check them out for sure! Although between my GX-100 and Neural Plini as well as Amplitube 5 I don't have any need for new sounds, it's always interesting to see if they come up with new features I could use ...

Very interesting! I remember that one of my gripes about the Origin 20 was that it was very vintage, for better or worse - you didn't get much overdrive out of it unless you completely dimed both preamp and master volume. Sounds like this mod might change that. Yep, it completely changes things. I ...

I would love to grab a 20 watt and do the mod. There is one not far from me. I love it. Not very hard to do, if you have any experience soldering. It was well worth watching the videos though, both the 20 and 50, as the guide and the videos aren't that straightforward to follow. I wrote the whole t...