This is the 22 Magnum, an original design inspired by both PRS and Gibson guitars

Materials:

Body and neck wood – “Honduran” mahogany (swietenia macrophylla)
Top wood – Quilted big leaf maple, book matched. Matching headstock overlay.
Fretboard wood – variegated Brazilian rosewood (dalbergia nigra) with sap and heart woods.
Truss rod cover – Gaboon ebony (Diospyros crassiflora) with white MOP inlay
Fret wire – Stainless steel
Fretboard inlays – white mother-of-pearl and abalone
Nut – Unbleached bone
Control cavity cover – Indian rosewood with magnetic attachment
Finish – Nitrocellulose lacquer

Specs:

Construction – neck-through-body w/ 3-piece neck laminate and carbon fiber reinforcement
Overall length – 39″
Scale length – 25″
Fretboard radius – 12″
Number of frets – 22
Weight – 8 lbs. on the nose

Hardware:

Pickups – Seymour Duncan JB (bridge) and 59′ (neck) with polished nickel covers
Tuners – Schaller scrome locking 3×3
Bridge and tailpiece – Chrome Tonepros “System II” locking
Volume and tone pots – CTS 500k
Switch – switchcraft 3-way toggle

This is the block of maple the top will be cut from. Its freakin spectacular! To the right of the wenge are 6 boards of genuine Bolivian mahogany (Swietenia macrophylla), 3 of those board will be used in this build Bridge and pickup covers. These will cover Seymour Duncan JB and 59. Heres those same covers after being soldered to a JB and a 59 An array of templates I’ll use for the build. I designed them in CAD, and a business associate in Sydney Australia cut them for me on a CNC machine. Brazilian rosewood fretboard blank with my bird inlays laid out on it. Go to the Build