Description
This unfinished guitar kit has everything for building your own TC Style Electric Guitar. You will need only some basic tools and finishing supplies. This kit includes all parts and step-by-step instructions to build a complete, playable custom guitar. All challenging wood cutting, drilling and shaping is already done professionally, as well as fret leveling and dressing.
Recommended tools: Solo Guitar Assembly Kit Bolt-on Neck
Kit Includes:
- Basswood body/Maple top with a poly sealant
- Unfinished maple neck with maple fingerboard
- Hex threaded peghead bushings with washers
- Solderless electronics
- Full size potentiometers
- String Retainers
- Tuning Machines
- Strings
- Strap Buttons
- Pickguard Assembly
- Bridge Assembly
- Neck Plate
- Control Plate Assembly
- Jack plate (2 mounting screws included)
- Cord
- Hex wrench for truss-rod adjustment
- Allen Key for saddle height adjustment
- All mounting screws are included
IMPORTANT (in addition to our standard return policy): due to their nature kits can be returned only in virtually untouched condition and in original package.
sandersk641 –
I really enjoyed putting this kit together! All parts fitted nicely and all drilling accurate. I loved the maple top but the cheaper body was 3 piece and not very attractive. I stained the body and neck with Danish oil. The edge on body I used brown leather spray paint then used 5 coats of clear spray lacquer. I made some mistakes but Im happy. It looks great from 5 ft away! I gave it a good setup with Elixer 10 Guage strings. Electronics are great. The tone and sustain is awesome! I’m vary happy.
dlkessler5 –
Kinda got gob smacked opening up this offering. B stock item with flaws unidentified. Wilkinson bridge with brass barrels. Neck with a flame maple fret board on the near side of stunning. The solderless wiring was a little troubling. One connection had to be soldered because disconnection was required prior to assembly and assembler abused power. I upped to the Wilkinson vintage style tuners to keep with the theme and used some left over tiger eye house paint on the body. I sanded a little heavier on the areas that may have had excessive wear since 1969. This gave a thought to the used not abused theme exposing some bare wood. It got about 3 coats of polycrylic water based satin finish. The thing has its own beauty. I opted for 10-48 ghs strings and the thing just plays and sings like butter. I bought to sell but now have a crush on it.