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The New Guitar Body Mahogany DIY Electric Guitar Replacement is an unfinished, solid mahogany body designed for Strat style electric guitars. It features a customizable design, adjustable bridge system, and is perfect for right-handed players looking to create their own unique sound.
| Guitar Bridge System | Adjustable |
| Number of Strings | 6 |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Guitar Pickup Configuration | S |
| Neck Material Type | Wood |
| String Material Type | Nickel |
| Fretboard Material Type | solid wood |
| Body Material Type | Mahogany |
| Back Material Type | mahogany |
| Top Material Type | mahogany |
| Color | Natural |
R**2
great quality!
I was very impressed with the precision cuts. Solid wood with great edges. Nice grain and fairly smooth. I only needed to sand very little to get it ready for finishing. My original fender neck fit perfectly in their routed cavity. I will be looking to buy more bodies from this company. Totally impressed or maybe I just got lucky. We'll see, cause I'm buying more. Thank you!
A**.
Do not bother unless you are a luthier
From a far it looks nice, closer look and you see strange wood filling going on. Pickup pockets routed too small-they need serious widening, neck pocket needs a little work, output jack pocket is in very weird position, only the bridge pocket is about right.IMPORTANT this body is NOT Fender thickness, it's Squier size.To be honest, I'm not sure whether this is even mahogany, it is quite light weight.I made it work, but 95% of people aren't able to do all those modifications.I DO NOT recommend it to anyone!
J**U
Decent
The actual wood is nice, looks and feels like mahogany. The center join is clean and the wood was pretty well routed and sanded. Some caveats though - the neck I fitted (Guitar Fetish Strat) did not fit at all in the neck pocket. No big deal for me as I'm a relatively skilled wood guy but if you weren't, that could be a real headache. Also, the body is pretty thin, almost a 1/4 inch less than the Squire body I have. Also annoying was the lack of a hole drilled between the control cavity and the output jack, you'll need an extended bit for that. Same goes for the the spring cavity, no passage between it and the control cavity. Last, the pickguard I fitted would not fit over the control cavity when loaded with pots and switch. That meant routing extra material to make it fit. All in all I'm pleased with the body but there is some room for improvement.
S**E
Not sure it is mahogany
While my finish did turn out nice over time, I am not 100% sure this is a mahogany body. It dents very easily and is very light weight, maybe I do not know enough about wood but it seems to be too soft.
S**L
Very nice, well made.
This is an awesome guitar body. I've wanted to make a white with black trim Strat for some time now and was reluctant to buy a bargain body. This is a less dense sample of mahogany that isn't too heavy and really rings out when you play it. I finished mine in spray lacquer and it looks and sounds fantastic.
M**L
Unfinished means Unacceptable
How poorly this was manufactured, absolutely terrible Routing off a CNC Machine..how it passed QC is beyond me.
J**L
Good if neck pocket was straight
Neck pocket way off by like .5 mm
C**R
Great Value!
Very Happy with the way this Came out. My only complaints are that none of the holes were predrilled. There was some worked need with neck and the neck pocket to make sure it was properly aligned. Was building this for my son. He decided he wanted and HSH strat instead of a SSS strat, do modifications had to be made. Wood really took to the stain very well. It came out gorgeous IMO. Definitely great value for the money.
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