Dealing With Pickguard Heaven..

Therefore, I'm placing an order with Pickguard Heaven (formerly Chandler guitars or something like that, I believe) and thought I'd take up a thread onto it so people may know what they're like; also if you've dealt with them before, please let us know how it proceeded to go and the type of job they do, pics are welcome! So, I started emailing at the start of the week, and got a reply yesterday. Nevertheless, this is actually the second period I've acquired to email them; the first time I acquired no response (which may have already been my computer's fault; sometimes it simply doesn't feel like sending emails). So far, they have been really helpful and polite with me, helping me choose what the very best pickguard choice for me is. I'm converting a standard Jazz Bass to a P/J Jazz bass. They're going to get back to me (soon, hopefully) with a quote on pricing. 1. They're polite. That is REALLY important, at least just how I see it, if you're even thinking about running a business and desire to be regarded as professional at all. 2. They will have A Great deal of different alternatives; shape-wise and material-wise.

There's so many different types of guards you can order, and they curently have descriptions for some of the guards you'd want to order, so unless you're ordering a way way out-of-the-way shape, or you're doing something totally custom, they most likely have what you want already listed on the site. Also, jimi hendrix famous guitar have an enormous collection of materials. 3. I like the website layout. Some of you might not think that is very essential, but I really think it is. Everything is clearly labeled, navigation is easy, and you may easily find what you're looking for on the webpage. Contact information is displayed clearly as well. I visited Jeannie's (or w/e it really is) pickguard internet site and perhaps it's just my computer, but it was terrible. I simply kind of think they could have lower prices considering just how long you're most likely going to get rid of up waiting for the pickguard. I really do (that is like every 2 seconds). well known guitar players 've heard this from other folks too, though.

It is called The Pegasus. The top is apparently spruce, with maple useful for the sides, back again, and throat. The “F” holes are done in an unusual Pegasus style. This guitar provides twin EMG pickups with one quantity and two tone settings. The bound maple neck is usually topped with a rosewood fretboard with original position markers. The headstock shape is also quite unique and topped with birdseye maple veneer. The strings go over and ebony bridge with adjustable saddles and are attached to an ebony violin design tailpiece. Miller's collection contains two other Bolin model. This one is in the shape of a Gibson Sera-335. The bound top is flamed maple that's publication matched with a sunburst design. The guitar includes two humbucking pickups, with only an individual quantity and tone control, plus a selector change. The bound back again is equally amazing with publication matched flamed maple. The flamed maple neck has a single skunk stripe. It really is offered at $5,000. The other is a gorgeous Les Paul style guitar in a cherry sunburst complete with Seymour Duncan 50th Anniversary pickups. It really is priced at $5,000.

Another among Miller's Gibson Les Paul is normally available for $5,000. That is a 2011 Lou Pallo Signature model. It includes a beautiful black top and a natural back again. Lou Pallo was the guitarist that performed in the Les Paul Trio. The Miller collection includes not just one, but two Gibson EDS-1275’s, The first custom shop dual six 12 string comes with an all white finish. It is wired very much the same as Don Felder of the Eagles got his guitar wired, and can be actually autographed by Felder on the trunk of the headstock and numbered. It includes a certificate and a copy of sheet music for Resort California that is signed by Felder. The other EDS-1275 is normally a 2008 custom shop edition of the famous dual neck utilized by Jimmy Web page on Stairway to Heaven. It includes a certificate of authenticity and is certainly among 250 instruments created. Both double necks come with the original hard-shell instances.

Steve Miller can be offering his White Les Paul Jr that was created by Gibson’s custom made shop. Aside from the Clapton Beano replica Les Paul’s, Miller has three other exceptional Les Paul guitars. Two of them are Gibson Billy Gibbons Pearly Gates Les Paul guitars with VOS (classic initial spec) nitrocellulose finishes. Both are 2009 models that were produced in limited editions from Gibson’s custom store and so are replicas of the Reverend Gibbons well-known 1959 Les Paul right down to the exact throat profile. Both guitars consist of twin Seymour Duncan Pearly Gates pickups with vintage hardware. The final Les Paul is a Gibson custom store recreation of Warren Hayne’s 1958 Les Paul in what's described as “Haynes-burst”, that is a faded out cherry sunburst finish that is faithfully recreated on this instrument. The guitar is autographed by Haynes on the back of the headstock. It features all the changes that Warren Haynes included by himself instrument.