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Just came across this quote in the context of web design and thought of this thread:

"According to an interesting psychological concept called the paradox of choice, the more choices we have, the less happy we are with the choices that we make. If we were to apply this concept to an application user experience, it just might be that the more options a product offers, the less satisfied users will be." - See more at: http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2014/03/beware-of-feature-overload-a-case-study.php#sthash.eAGCZD0f.dpuf

Nice. How does it sound?

Ha... same guitar.

Not so much a cool story, just a lot of trial and error to get it the way I wanted it. But my vision did come through!

Had OneEyedJack build the body for me. Mahogany with a cypress top. Bought the neck from USAG and had it sent to OEJ so that he could fit it to the body. Stained by me and finished in tru-oil. Bill Lawrence pickups, brass one-piece bridge. I love it! Still needs a fret leveling job-- kind of getting to the point where I'll need to do that sooner than later.

Here's another take on the f-hole from a custom build that I had done from a great and very reasonable builder:

Haberdasher just made one for me. Get in touch with him!

Ouch:

http://www.harmonycentral.com/forum/forum/guitar/acapella-29/1784313-

How long does it take to cure?

Hammertone spray paint seems like a thicker alternative too.

subscribed!

Thanks TH! Might put in an order later. That pop'd mini board in your other thread is tempting! I think I need the stereo, though.

What's the difference with the full size? Not stereo, right?

Nice. I'm thinking of it paired with a condor cab sim. Does it take pedals well?

I'd like to have a quiet home/late night rig. Has anyone built the TH headphone amp? Any other suggestions?

Too many knobs is a total double edged sword. I def learned that with the meat clones.