Harvester Baritone NR Firebird has arrived... but it's awful
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Re: Harvester Baritone NR Firebird build thread.
That's looking super cool! What wood is the fingerboard, padauk?
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Re: Harvester Baritone NR Firebird build thread.
I’m not sure to be honest. I said told Anthony to just use all Aussie timber. I’ll ask him thoragamuffin wrote: ↑Sun Apr 30, 2023 5:01 amThat's looking super cool! What wood is the fingerboard, padauk?
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Re: Harvester Baritone NR Firebird build thread.
Wow! That colour is great!
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Re: Harvester Baritone NR Firebird build thread.
That’s going to be so awesome.
Det er mig der holder traeerne sammen.
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Re: Harvester Baritone NR Firebird build thread.
He’s somehow managed to unintentionally match one of my other guitars… which is fine with me!
I think it’s pretty close to finished, I can’t wait to see it all together.
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Re: Harvester Baritone NR Firebird build thread.
Cool stuff.
I've got two Harvesters. I have a Reverse Firebird build with a Mastery vibrato and bridge, and a behind the bridge pickup; and one of the Antonio Series (http://www.harvesterguitars.com/complet ... io-series/). He has a good eye for design, and does some very interesting stuff.
I think maybe he took pics down of this Reverse Firebird style one he did for me, not sure if it's limiting exposure to Gibson, or well, something else. Anyway, good honest guy to deal with. I hope he's doing well.
I've got two Harvesters. I have a Reverse Firebird build with a Mastery vibrato and bridge, and a behind the bridge pickup; and one of the Antonio Series (http://www.harvesterguitars.com/complet ... io-series/). He has a good eye for design, and does some very interesting stuff.
I think maybe he took pics down of this Reverse Firebird style one he did for me, not sure if it's limiting exposure to Gibson, or well, something else. Anyway, good honest guy to deal with. I hope he's doing well.
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Re: Harvester Baritone NR Firebird build thread.
I like what you're doing here. I miss Harvester, he was a cool dude when he posted on here. Some amazing guitars
I used to be cool, now I just complain about prices.
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Re: Harvester Baritone NR Firebird build thread.
Dude, did you make that guard or just buy it??
I’d probably keep my NRFB guard if I could find something like that!!
I’d probably keep my NRFB guard if I could find something like that!!
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Re: Harvester Baritone NR Firebird build thread.
It's part of the whole build so it's a custom piece. It's a baritone so it likely wouldn't work with a standard NR Firebird.preservation wrote: ↑Thu Jul 06, 2023 8:03 amDude, did you make that guard or just buy it??
I’d probably keep my NRFB guard if I could find something like that!!
I like the way it's turned out, looking forward to seeing it with the pickups.
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