Guitars.. What you got?

#476
#476
Anyone own or played a baritone acoustic? How does it sit in the mix with a traditionally shaped acoustic. I have a dread and play it occasionally in church when I'm not playing an electric. Wondering if a baritone would be a good compliment to the band with another acoustic player (maybe sets with no drums and bass so as to occupy a missing frequency).
 
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kiddiedoc said:
Did you use a template and cut it? If so, how? I would like to put a pick guard on my T5, for protection and to cover a pretty decent scratch that was there when I bought it.
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I did make a template but I didn't end up needing it, although it was a pleasure using those old shop skills nonetheless.
I took the adhesive sheet, laid it sticky side up on a table, lined up my guard on top of it, took a heavy book and pressed it real good to stick. Took a razor knife and trimmed away the sheet. Then took a nail file and rounded off the edges and holes. It was delicate but easy work.1000001181.jpg1000001179.jpg1000001180.jpg
 
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marvin616 said:
I did make a template but I didn't end up needing it, although it was a pleasure using those old shop skills nonetheless.
I took the adhesive sheet, laid it sticky side up on a table, lined up my guard on top of it, took a heavy book and pressed it real good to stick. Took a razor knife and trimmed away the sheet. Then took a nail file and rounded off the edges and holes. It was delicate but easy work.View attachment 744052View attachment 744053View attachment 744054
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Oh, so it's actually stuck ON your original guard. I see now.
 
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Saw 2 of the all-time greats last night....Don Felder and Tommy Shaw. Those guys can flat out play!
 
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