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As quiet as any other electric. With the solid core and adhered top, there really is no acoustic output to speak of. Think of it like a chambered body without all of the hogged out hardwood.How does it sound acoustically?
Yes, but I need to come up with a better way to do the sides. I' to go back to bending and laminating veneer if I could figure out an alternative to the bulky molds. I don't mind boiling or steaming the veneer. Using the partially built body as the bending mold just wasn't working. If that was solved, then I could go back to wood binding - I'm not a fan of plastic binding....Do you like the build process?
Same here.The wheels in my mind are turning. They never stop.
One more thought on this... Once my Star-Crossed-Caster is completed this weekend, I will be able to compare the acoustic properties of 5 different hollow or semi-hollow builds:As quiet as any other electric. With the solid core and adhered top, there really is no acoustic output to speak of. Think of it like a chambered body without all of the hogged out hardwood.
The next test for the build method will not have the solid core. I hope to build archtop acoustics this way.