Jackson!!! Pointy hockey stick and this also goes for fret markers
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Just offset the horns of the headstock, proportional to the P-Lite's, and you're all set!
- Apr 18, 2008
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1. A lot of you people have atrocious taste.
2. @McG, those aren't banjo tuners.
3. I'd need to see the body before making a recommendation. Headstock design should complement body design.
2. @McG, those aren't banjo tuners.
3. I'd need to see the body before making a recommendation. Headstock design should complement body design.
And, the winner is . . . .
Well, I might be a bit biased, but the headstock I designed for my bass is of course the best design...
Hint, it started out as a Warmoth Fender headstock and was reshaped to this thing of beauty. Kinda similar to a Sadowsky, but better.
Hint, it started out as a Warmoth Fender headstock and was reshaped to this thing of beauty. Kinda similar to a Sadowsky, but better.
The Stingray neadstock. An improvement that still shows respect for its heritage.
Ahhh, the 'Cake Knife.' A classic.
I just love its blunt look
I agree there are some pretty far out headstock designs.
No, they are not banjo tuners but backwards facing banjo STYLE reverse tuners, as many banjos have.
I think the slotted EB-0 one looks good with the SG style body
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Travis Bean
Epiphone 'bat wing'
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Epiphone 'bat wing'
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