The MG is McPherson’s original body shape, which is wider across the waist, closer to a jumbo type size/shape. Like a jumbo guitar, it sounds absolutely huge, but it is still extremely balanced across the entire frequency range.īradford’s McPherson is quite a bit different than Brian’s (which we based the original Holy Grail IR pack on). The result is a stunning instrument that sounds even better than it looks. It features a Redwood top and figured Bubinga back and sides. These IR’s were created using a Bradford’s McPherson MG 4.0. Our recommendation is to first find the pickup type that fits your guitar best (see the pickup options section), and then experiment with different mic options for that pickup type. The best idea is just to start experimenting with your guitar and find the IR or combinations of IR’s that sound the best. EXPERIMENT: We’ve included multiple options in this IR pack (more details below). This includes products by Line 6 (Helix, HX Stomp, HX Effects, etc), Kemper, Axe-FX, etc.ģ. WAV impulse responses can be used in any hardware or application that supports IR’s.
They are not meant to make an electric guitar sound like an acoustic guitar.Ģ. INTENDED FOR USE WITH ACOUSTIC GUITARS: Our acoustic IR’s are intended to be used with acoustic guitars. Shipped in the Musikraft ‘sock’ and packaging material that my replacement arrived in.
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Ad a set of Schaller tuners and a professional fret crown and polish along with ‘properly’ installed and grooved brass nut and this piece represents around a $550 investment. The 5-A Birdseye adds $250.00 to the purchase price of the neck and a duplicate of this piece would run $455.00 with about a 6-week wait. I literally had Musikraft ‘duplicate’ this neck in 22-fret format with their. Also, every other guitar I own has 22 frets and I found myself grabbing (unsuccessfully) for the high D bend to E on this guitar. 87 depth at the 12th fret felt a little ‘chunky’ compared to what I have become accustomed to. so why the heck am I selling? Well, all my other guitars are slightly thinner ‘pro-mod’ profile. Listing includes the Schaller tuners seen in pics - approx. Leave her the way she is or apply the logo of your choice. Water slides have a tough time adhering on oil finishes, so I just lifted it off. The neck did have a water slide decal for a famous Southern California guitar builder that I thought Reverb would have a fit over, so that’s why there is a small strip of a post-it note in some of the pics.Īfter several questions and requests to see pics of the headstock without the post it note, I just decided to remove to logo decal. She’s been married faithfully to one body and does not have the typical shot-gun blast of mis-placed holes from multiple mounting on generic guitar bodies. The pics tell the story - Musikraft doesn’t toss the ‘5-A’ Birdseye designation around lightly - the grain looks practically 3-D.Ĥ perfectly located mounting holes that align precisely with a standard 4-bolt neck plate. Finally - this one does have a 2-1/4” Charvel width heel. Brass nut with professionally rounded string grooves for bind-free tuning stability.
Rosewood top dots and brass side dots for the purist. 12” radius Nickel Frets, again - faithful to the original. Feels beautiful in your hand as you move up the neck. Specs are: 5-A Birdseye Maple Neck with Rock Maple Fingerboard - just like the original Lynn Ellsworth neck. He started with this Musikraft Franky Neck and a Musikraft Azusa ‘78 Franky body. Came on a remarkable ‘tribute’ 78 guitar that I purchased from a professional luthier.
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