HOW TO BUILD AN ELECTRIC GUITAR.
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| Title: | HOW TO BUILD AN ELECTRIC GUITAR. |
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| Authors: | FORD, BRADLEY (AUTHOR) |
| Source: | Popular Mechanics. Nov/Dec2024, p34-43. 10p. 9 Color Photographs, 2 Diagrams. |
| Subjects: | Electric guitar, Tuning (Musical instruments), Guitars, Bits (Drilling & boring), Printing industry |
| Abstract: | This article from Popular Mechanics offers a comprehensive guide on how to build an electric guitar. It explains that the complexity of the project depends on personal preference, but emphasizes the importance of focusing on the body, components, and dimensions for a successful build. The article provides step-by-step instructions on various stages of the construction process, including gluing the top and back, cutting out the body, assembling the body, mounting the neck, drilling holes, applying the finish, and final assembly. The article also includes information on the anatomy of an electric guitar and the significance of scale length. Accompanying the article is a visual document titled "Diagram: How to Build an Electric Guitar," which features color photographs illustrating different stages of the guitar-building process. This resource is valuable for individuals interested in learning about electric guitar construction and can be beneficial for research purposes or for those interested in building their own instrument. [Extracted from the article] |
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