Custom Neck Plates (for my builds)

Found this dude to do plates for me..
All my builds OVER 250.00 get one of these. (allways different style)
And Q-knobs.
(note the 0001) #ing....
I can get these in Gold-Black-or Chrome.
There not that high compaired to the price of a blank-plate.
(from 15.00 to 25.00)
THE DUDES IS AN ARTIST...NO???? think so...



And this one.

Nice!
Maybe he can work a little Fungus into a design for you?

--Z

They look real nice Dace

LOL...Z....Dudes an "artist" , so have to get to know him better for that...
IM stoked about what he has in his line.
SOLD on the Q knobs also...There 8.99 each, but WORTH it!
SO, One of these plates, and 10.00 rep-knobs is not a TON of money, and you get so much more than you pay really. Its the BEST stuff! Guitars will look VERY VERY good with some UP grading..

Making guitars better in build is money WELL spent. Your build great guitars for people later on to own and play..Good thing to do for guitars i think. Find them, upgrade, put them back out there, repeat....Its all an art-form for sure.

THESE 2 i OWN... love them allready...

DACE>

Star4mation wrote:They look real nice Dace

Glad to hear you say that Steve...Because the dudes is an Artist...And you are..Was looking for your RE...

I will post some more i like. I OWN these 2 tho..

Just think on a guitar, what they will look like.

DACE>

They look great DACE...particularly the numbered one saying that they have a custom made instrument.

You should be able to get your top prices for guitars with all the things you do anyway but having a numbered plate on the instrument is like a kind of certificate and the new owner will be able to prove that he bought a real custom job ......BIG Selling point

That top one is kind of like the art they used to paint on the nose
of fighter planes back in WW II.

http://www.nose-art.net/Feature/featurepg.htm

Z

z wrote:That top one is kind of like the art they used to paint on the nose
of fighter planes back in WW II.

http://www.nose-art.net/Feature/featurepg.htm

Z

That's exactly what it is Z....a 1940's pin up girl. I think that one comes from a wellknown drawing.

You can get transfers like that to go on guitar bodies .....Check these out:

http://www.hectic-hillbilly.co.uk/hectic_hillbilly_guitar_decals.htm

Yes...Think there a smart add.

You guys are gona LOVE the next 2 Guitars...There VERY Retro/Custom...
My OWN ideas on these 2.
There looking SO Awesome!!!!!!!! Im impressed!!!

Pix when there ready to see..

DACE>

globaltrancemission wrote:

z wrote:That top one is kind of like the art they used to paint on the nose
of fighter planes back in WW II.

http://www.nose-art.net/Feature/featurepg.htm

Z

That's exactly what it is Z....a 1940's pin up girl. I think that one comes from a wellknown drawing.

You can get transfers like that to go on guitar bodies .....Check these out:

http://www.hectic-hillbilly.co.uk/hectic_hillbilly_guitar_decals.htm

Great site Peter! I love retro pin-ups (done a few in my time) Prices on the site are very reasonable too

Dace, Retro/Custom sounds fantastic! Can't wait to see 'em

These are ready made and quite nice but you can make your own easily using an inkjet printer and your own art.

Imagine putting fractals on a guitar body

They are not permanent though unless you seal them with clear lacquer. Fender used to do all their headstock that way.

Here is a good site for supplies and info:

http://www.lazertran.com/products/lazertran_products_inkjet.htm

globaltrancemission wrote:These are ready made and quite nice but you can make your own easily using an inkjet printer and your own art.

Imagine putting fractals on a guitar body

They are not permanent though unless you seal them with clear lacquer. Fender used to do all their headstock that way.

Here is a good site for supplies and info:

http://www.lazertran.com/products/lazertran_products_inkjet.htm

Cheers for the link Peter. All I need is something to stick 'em on LOL

Star4mation wrote:

globaltrancemission wrote:These are ready made and quite nice but you can make your own easily using an inkjet printer and your own art.

Imagine putting fractals on a guitar body

They are not permanent though unless you seal them with clear lacquer. Fender used to do all their headstock that way.

Here is a good site for supplies and info:

http://www.lazertran.com/products/lazertran_products_inkjet.htm

Cheers for the link Peter. All I need is something to stick 'em on LOL

You could have a nice little sideline with your art by making these and either selling them or putting them on guitars for people

They came in the mail today..WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SOOOOOooooooo NICE!

Money WELL spent!!!! I just love these...MAN!! IMPRESSIVE!

My guitars are gona be SO cool...

VERY Hard to not post pix of the 3 im working on...There loking so killer!
But want to wait till there ALL done...

THESE PLATES ARE AWESOME!!!..

DACE>

I would say, as good as those pix look of them..they NOW SUCK!
In person there 100times cooler! The pix dont show anything really.
You would have to see one in person i guess.

DACE>