TG-250 No. 075 Shop Special
I think last month's guitar (#109) was my first guitar-of-the-month to actually sell within a month of posting it here. Neither party could be happier. Thanks, James.
This month I'm featuring a guitar that also recently returned to the shop after having spent it's first year hanging silently on a guitar store wall. Again, I'm stupified. This guitar plays like butter. And it's interesting as all get-out to look at. The cap is dominated by an incredibly silky example of Australian Lacewood.
Till Guitars Guitar of the Month
The center section, though it looks like a neck-thru-body, is actually the scrap from another neck.
The body is plain, old Basswood. It isn't much to look at, but it really packs a tonal wollup. That it's semi-hollow adds even more to the tone.
I may soon change this page to the "Buy My Personal Guitar" page because that's what's been happening lately. Because I try to keep my new guitars new, I pick one guitar as my 'grab and go' guitar. I've been playing this one exclusively for about a month now and I'm digging it. Although, if I get a chance,
Lacewood Special #075
The neck is so comfortable that I'm going to try to copy it on future guitars. It's got the very last of my old Birdseye Maple bookcase that I mention throughout this website.
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Number 075 Comin' at Ya!
Price: $1499.