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Very expensive, but also very cool looking axes. https://relish.swiss/guitars/mary-a/bloody.html
They have both aluminum and wood core designs.
They have both aluminum and wood core designs.
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I've looked at some music press reports and their website. I'm very impressed. I like their designs, their material choices, and methods of execution. Should be awesome guitars.aka Chris Pile, formerly of Six String Fever -
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it looks like a blue Oreo cookie...Comment
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More Oreo-ish?
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One of the things I wonder, is how they attach the wood to the aluminum. There are no screw holes visible, and I'm not sure of what adhesives would bond aluminum to wood.
Oops. If I had just scrolled down a bit, I would have seen the "exploded" diagram where they show how it's constructed.
The back is actually held on with magnets, with isolators so the aluminum plate "floats" in the middle.
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pretty serious engineering for a guitar. looks badassComment
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Yeah, but do they come with a pickguard or binding, cause everyone knows that's where the tone comes from on single cut style guitars.
They are really pretty and very well made. Cool innovations.Comment
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Very interesting and innovative design.
Working on the electronics would be a breeze with that access.Comment
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and on the inside it looks like an advanced satellite cable TV network...whats up with all the cabling and batteries???
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If you watch their videos, you'll see they use a "touch" pickup control system. You can barely even see the LED's in the body until you touch them and turn them on.
Actual video:
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active electronics!Comment
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I didn’t see all that when I posted about the electronics being a breeze to work on!! SheeshOriginally posted by justFred View PostComment
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do the pickups mount from inside???that would be a cool feature...pop off the back and slap a different set in...a bing,a bangand a boom....Comment
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I remember seeing those when they first came out. Cool idea, and fairly nice looking but quite expensive. Cosmetically they look a little topheavy to me, like a pretty face with a really big forehead.
Not so sure about an electronic switching system - I think many of us switch by feel most of the time, without looking down for a specific small spot on the guitar. I know I do. But I guess it would become natural after awhile, especially if that was the only guitar you were playing.
And to get the inevitable silliness out of the way, I wonder if they come in ketchup red and mustard yellow....
"You should know better by now than to introduce science into a discussion of voodoo."
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Close. Bloody Mary but no yellow. Just a Fiery Mary.Originally posted by eclecticsynergy View Post
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