I know she’s gorgeous, I built her myself. However, apparently soldering is not my specialty. I wired it according to the diagram, but when I plugged it in…nothing. So, anybody with experience in this field could make it work, no problem. Or, if this configuration isn’t for you, gut it for the parts. Everything here was purchased brand new for this project. The necks are both from Warmoth and cost about $350 by themselves. The twelve-string neck has their patented double truss rod, which supposedly means it will never need adjustment. The tele Seymour Duncan neck pickup is actually a humbucker (the magnets are stacked on top of each other, so it’s taller than the classic single coil). The tele bridge pickup is a hot rail (also a humbucker). Both twelve-string pickups are replica Danelectro lipstick humbuckers. All of them tested perfect before I installed them. The tele saddles and both nuts are GraphTech. The body is (top half) African Mahogany and (bottom half) Eastern maple, so again, could be just the tones you’re looking for or could make for some toxic firewood after you take all the parts out. Much has changed since I built her, including, regrettably, me not playing guitar anymore. Now I'm moving, and it doesn’t make sense to take a non-working guitar that I’ll never play to the new house. $350 obo. Call or text Mark if interested. 3one4 73two five31three. Thanks for looking.
