raymix
April 25th, 2007, 05:03 AM
There are some annoying things about my guitar and the body design is
one of them.
(Only when I sit down) the back of the body is killing me.
It's litterally digging in my ribs. I had this (crazy?) idea to dig it (revenge you must say ;) )
http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/9817/jacksonupdh1.jpg
This ain't the same body contour as a Fender Strat (never had any problem with their body design), they are really comfortable , standing up (a little heavy) or sitting down.
Mine has that extra wood at the neck area that is really uncomfortable.
Here's another pic to show where exactly I want to remove some extra wood.
The tiny yellow lines would the area I would level the body.
http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/9425/jacksonoverxg0.jpg
Another place I would sand it down too would be near the neck area at the bottom of the body where you access the higher frets by removing 1/4 " of
wood.
My question is : Will it harm the tone or sound of the guitar ?
I guess not but I want to be sure.
I don't care about the look of the body after that - It's just a low-end Jackson (not that low! but definitly not professional guitar) but I do care about keeping at least the decent sound it gives me.
I'll prolly repaint it this summer with a weird design (and I mean it !)
Any suggestions ? ;)
Thanks for any helps you can provide.
Friendly,
Ray.
one of them.
(Only when I sit down) the back of the body is killing me.
It's litterally digging in my ribs. I had this (crazy?) idea to dig it (revenge you must say ;) )
http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/9817/jacksonupdh1.jpg
This ain't the same body contour as a Fender Strat (never had any problem with their body design), they are really comfortable , standing up (a little heavy) or sitting down.
Mine has that extra wood at the neck area that is really uncomfortable.
Here's another pic to show where exactly I want to remove some extra wood.
The tiny yellow lines would the area I would level the body.
http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/9425/jacksonoverxg0.jpg
Another place I would sand it down too would be near the neck area at the bottom of the body where you access the higher frets by removing 1/4 " of
wood.
My question is : Will it harm the tone or sound of the guitar ?
I guess not but I want to be sure.
I don't care about the look of the body after that - It's just a low-end Jackson (not that low! but definitly not professional guitar) but I do care about keeping at least the decent sound it gives me.
I'll prolly repaint it this summer with a weird design (and I mean it !)
Any suggestions ? ;)
Thanks for any helps you can provide.
Friendly,
Ray.