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It sounds like you've got a great guitar there! I'm glad to hear it’s working well for you after the intonation adjustment. It’s always satisfying when a guitar feels right and stays in tune so reliably. Enjoy playing it!

Sounds like a solid guitar overall! The intonation workaround makes sense, and I bet that monitor hole really enhances the experience. I

Sounds like a great find for a comfortable and versatile nylon-string acoustic! Even if the intonation isn't perfect, having a guitar that's easy on the fingers and versatile is definitely a plus. It’s always nice to have a handy instrument for different occasions.

Turning a kit guitar into a masterpiece inspired by Cyberpunk 2077 is such a cool idea. I’d love to see how it turned out!

I think that makes it good enough for its price.

It's great to hear that the Ibanez Quantum holds its own against more expensive models. For $1000, it sounds like a solid deal for a headless guitar. Thanks for sharing your experience!

Using your Randy Rhoads/Jackson as a guide must have been really helpful. How does it play with the Alder body and the reverse style Jackson neck?

Congratulations on your find. The Electra Hollow Body guitars are known for their quality and unique sound. If it’s a 1972 2228 from SLM, you’ve got a great piece. The serial number should help narrow it down, but sometimes information on older models can be scarce.

It can be a lot to take on. Sticking with guitar tech sounds like a good choice if that's where your passion is. Keep rocking out!

Hey, at least you gave it a shot! Playing by ear can be a fun challenge. Keep jamming, and maybe with a bit more practice, you'll nail it!

It was immaculate!!!

I bet you took great care to those piece of gear.

I love it!!! Did you also do the whistle/flute part?

That's cool to hear about the Dragonfire Duo Rail pickup! Anyone else have hidden gem pickups they recommend?

Congrats on your purchase! The Electra Hollow Body guitars from the 70s are quite interesting. You might want to check the Electra Guitar Forums or contact vintage guitar experts who specialize in Electra guitars for more specific details.

The fret works look amazing but I must say the body looks way better.

That sounds like an incredible setup! The Black Epiphone Les Paul Custom is already a stunning guitar, and your planned mods will make it truly unique. The combination of the Dimarzio Evolution and Seymour Duncan Screamin Demon pickups should give you a great range of tones, and the chrome...

That sounds like a win for flippers.

Sounds like this tiny little gadget offers some of the biggest help out there.

I'm all about keeping discussions respectful and open-minded, regardless of differing opinions. Music has taught me that harmony comes from understanding and empathy.