2014 Prototype of the Birdsong guitar, same specs as the one currently in production.
No major dings, scratches or issues, comes with a hardshell case.
The guitar Scott Beckwith is playing in the linked YouTube video is THIS EXACT GUITAR, it was his personal axe.
Bridge pickup: DiMarzio X2N, wired in parallel to sound more like a hot P90 (and it really does)
Neck pickup: DiMarzio Chopper
Body: Maple body with mahogany stripe
Neck: Mahogany with two maple pinstripes (5 pieces)
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Tuners: Grover
Bridge: NOS 70's Brass bridge from Scott's stash of vintage SD Curlee parts.
Finish: Oil/poly mixture, not shiny, but extremely smooth and "satiny"
Weight: High 6's, low 7's...I will get an accurate weight when I get home later.
Scale Length: 25.5"
Nut Width: 1 11/16"
Frets: Super Jumbo
Neck shape: In Scott's words "Gibson SG, a Gibson C as opposed to a Fender C".
To me it feels like a slightly chunkier "Gibson style" neck.
Grab it before I change my mind, I have many Birdsong guitars and basses, I'm only letting this one go because I prefer a thinner neck with smaller frets. This is an absolute STEAL for a handmade instrument of this quality, new ones are $2,350. Price includes shipping in the Con US, please PM me with questions, PayPal is fine.
More info on Scott's site here: More Birdsongs
No major dings, scratches or issues, comes with a hardshell case.
The guitar Scott Beckwith is playing in the linked YouTube video is THIS EXACT GUITAR, it was his personal axe.
Bridge pickup: DiMarzio X2N, wired in parallel to sound more like a hot P90 (and it really does)
Neck pickup: DiMarzio Chopper
Body: Maple body with mahogany stripe
Neck: Mahogany with two maple pinstripes (5 pieces)
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Tuners: Grover
Bridge: NOS 70's Brass bridge from Scott's stash of vintage SD Curlee parts.
Finish: Oil/poly mixture, not shiny, but extremely smooth and "satiny"
Weight: High 6's, low 7's...I will get an accurate weight when I get home later.
Scale Length: 25.5"
Nut Width: 1 11/16"
Frets: Super Jumbo
Neck shape: In Scott's words "Gibson SG, a Gibson C as opposed to a Fender C".
To me it feels like a slightly chunkier "Gibson style" neck.
Grab it before I change my mind, I have many Birdsong guitars and basses, I'm only letting this one go because I prefer a thinner neck with smaller frets. This is an absolute STEAL for a handmade instrument of this quality, new ones are $2,350. Price includes shipping in the Con US, please PM me with questions, PayPal is fine.
More info on Scott's site here: More Birdsongs
