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Post by cary chilton » Sun Oct 28, 2007 2:19 pm

I know a few have made EVH replicas or inspired versions. Has anyone used the boogie bodies, body and neck in making their guitar? The Fender luthier, Chris lastname?, who made the very expensive EVH relic said the Frankenstrat's neck and body still had the boogie body's stamp on it.

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Post by bmf5150 » Sun Oct 28, 2007 2:45 pm

no,i have not..i hear they will still make bodies and necks though..i used divebomb or southeast guitars.
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Post by MARCO » Mon Oct 29, 2007 3:00 pm

I have or I should say Erik Goehrisch from Lush guitars has made me something LIKE the old Frankenstrat. It does not have the graphics:
Hard Ash Body
Original Floyd Rose w/ D-tuna
EVH 78' bridge p/u pickup and Linday Fralin Blues neck p/u
Black Oil Finish only
Strat style jack on top of body
Frankenstraat made 21-fret neck with CBS 70's heastock, jumbo pyramid frets, 12" radius neck (i think), large Schaller tuners, schaller strap locks...pics to come.

Erik had done work for EVH, Matt Bruck etc just to name a few. He does excellent work and his prices are not your typical LA wanna be luthiers. They were reasonable and he is the best!! If you want his number let me know. BTW< the sound is beyond my expectations. I can go from EVH to Stevie Ray with the flick of my 2-way switch. The Lindy Fralin Blues p/u compliments my EVH 9k very nicely. There is no blend between the 2, its one or the other. Much better to keep the sound seperate.
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Post by MARCO » Mon Oct 29, 2007 5:50 pm

Check it.
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Post by 45auto » Tue Oct 30, 2007 1:33 pm

are the duncan "78" pickups F spaced?
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Post by MARCO » Tue Oct 30, 2007 2:45 pm

yes
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Post by Tone Slinger » Tue Oct 30, 2007 3:27 pm

Marco, that looks alot like my Warmoth strat. Mine is hard ash too ( thin,clear ,nitro finish) my floyd doesnt have the 'd'tuna, and the headstock is the smaller version. If I end up keeping this one (after a year or 2, I often sell a guitar), I will get a big headstock neck. I love having a bridge hb'er along with the neck single coil. Very versatile guitar for sure.

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Post by MARCO » Tue Oct 30, 2007 3:58 pm

I had a Warmoth too and the bodies are like night and day. This one is fuller and has more mass to it...kind of like a Wayne Charvel or EVH Charvel. Agreed it is very versatile.
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Post by Tone Slinger » Tue Oct 30, 2007 4:06 pm

Here's a pic of mine.
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Post by cary chilton » Thu Nov 01, 2007 2:47 pm

nice geetar MARCO! How much did it cost ya bro? I agree that larger headstock is a must for tone and sustain!

Stan, how did you like Divebomb's gtrs? How much?
What about southeast gtrs?

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