Description
Kickstart your build by buying this listing!
Once you have placed your deposit we will set up a Trello board for you.
Trello is an app we use to organize our custom orders.
Think of Trello as a noticeboard dedicated to your build. The staff will be posting pictures and asking questions about the build as we progress. You can simply watch over the board or you can make comments and interact with them. It’s the story of your build. After the build is done we archive the cards but they are easily retrieved if needed.
You will be sent a link and added to the Trello board using your email address.
Please read the How to use Trello page on the board.
We can then fill out the specs sheet on the Trello board and the build can commence.
On Trello are resources for pricing and upgrade custom options.
Please feel free to communicate via email on fannerguitarworks@gmail.com if you find Trello difficult to get your head around.
Scale lengths :
- Tenor 17″
- Baritone 19″
- Baritone 20″
- Tenor Guitar 22.8″
Models:
- Pixelator
- Jazzmistress
- Ocelot
- Exosphere
- Wisp
- Jazzy no cutaway, venetian cutaway, double cutaway bolt on neck
- Venetian cut jazzy set neck
- Vuke
- Nguni
- Essgee
- PeeWee Bass
- Ambler
- Parson
- Le’small
- Fallabella
- Kaida
Carefully set up with a comfortable low action and ready to rock out of the box.
Padded Gig Bag included.
We make most of the parts in-house. The only outsourced parts are the electronics and the machine-heads.
The hand scatter wound and wax potted pickups use Alnico V magnets – giving them a distinctive tone with no unwanted feedback.
The woodwork is cnc routed, hand sanded and spray – painted in-house as well.
Strings are regular electric guitar strings. You can use a set of 11’s and add a 13 for a high g or use the fourth string from the set for a low G. Thinner strings can cause tuning stability to become less manageable. Nonetheless, you can use the middle four strings from a set of 10’s easily enough. Thicker strings are harder to play but can be used if it suits your play style. Twelves’ give a tight feel but thirteen’s are a bit too stiff. It comes down to personal preference.
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