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At this page you can see some unique custom guitars we made in the past. Be inspired!
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Double neck lap steel guitar
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Two lap steel guitars together in one instrument. The shape of the guitar has been copied from the Junior Slide, details, woods and construction are inspired on the Slide King lap steel guitars. Place of the controls are ergonomic placed by suggestion of the musician. Open heads with upside down tuners make it easy to tune the instrument while it is placed at a table. The 6-string part has Deusenberg multibender bridge to play with some pedal steel sound effects.
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Double neck lap steel guitar longscale with legs
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Double neck lap steel guitar, with a long scale length (650mm). The instrument is designed freely to some old console type of lapsteel guitars. Because of the heigth differences in the body, the heads can be removed completely for maintenance. The lap steel guitar is designed specially to fit lower baritone tunings. The long scale lenth compensates the low string tension, so the instrument still plays well. For a noisefree operation, a set of EMG active pickups has been fit in. The legs are removable, and two wooden clamps give more stability when the instrument is standing.
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Slide King 8-string lap steel guitar with legs
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This standard 8-string Slide King lap steel guitar is fit with three aluminum legs. The legs are finished with black laquer and can be taken off the instrument. The instrument can be both played standing on the lags, or on the lap. Also take a look at the Slide King page.
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13-string lap steel guitar
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A thirteen string solid lap steel guitar, made of African padouk with a lacewood top. Lacewood, or cycamore is a common city tree, with a characteristic stiped pattern. The sound character is very much like European maple. This lapsteel requiered a very large body. The fretboard is made of two bookmatched fretboards connected to each other precisely. The pickup is a standard available Jason Lollar chicago pickup, but more likely to be found in a pedal steel guitar.
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Koa fretboards for lap steel guitar
Custom fretboards made of koa wood. Koa was used for the original Weissenborn guitars in the 1930's.
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