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im not sure the wood has that much to do with electric as the sound is not dependant on the wood for resonating like in a accustic i think the quality of the pickups and circutry are the factor and the neck,frets.tunning keys and bridge not much left

its a deal but first i gotta make some more"scratch"

keep on doing what you are doing when you feel the time is right to add the electric then ask for recomendations im sure you will get a lot of suggestions on chordie,but your on the right track just keep practicing till your ready for the addition

i cant imagin anyone on chordie not willing to help if they could,you just have to be patient until someone who can answer or direct you to another link

i would proceed with caution,unprotected by not having a cover might invite humidity or spilling a beverage on the copper coil,you could spray paint the cover with a flat black or gloss depending on the finish of the other two just take it off put it on some newspaper and spray it and allow it to dry who knows it might work out ok good luck

1 have one song in my book "do run run" i play other artist songs Gordon Lightfoot,John Prine The Eagles and a host of other artists but (and dont take this wrong) I have been engrossed with my own composistions and put everything else on hold,after i finish with my projects i can relax for a bit till the next idea pops into my noodle

ark its always good to start the day with a little chuckle i would like to see him explain the "audicty" music studio that would be a classic

andy i just picked up on your avitar "its a strat" thats a dead give away i have to be more observant and the "thingys"there,andy check out my web page and listen to my strat

andy you have a wierd mind (i like that) the guy that died proberly got impailed on a "thingy"

that little "L" thing is called a tremelo bar and if you push dowm on it the whole guitar lowers in pitch,by pushing down and pulling it up several times it creates a tremelo effect if its to stiff remove the plastic plate in back and take the middle spring off you might have to adjust the truss rod

you dont need to contact fender there is no "on an off switch" what he was pointing to was the 5 posistion toggle it splits the pickup coils its a selector switch for front rear and middle with two inbetween tones i have a strat im glad someone can learn from watching his vidio but as much "unlearning" will be necessary to purge this eronious imformation

i used to have a four track it was great i have upgraded to a BR8 and i use a Tascam cd rw700 to burn the mixed tracks to my pc files i dont have to do a lot of bouncing with 8 tracks to work with so i try to keep the arrangements simple