Building a Headless DIY Electric Guitar
How easy it is to build a headless DIY electric guitar kit? It’s not too hard and a lot of fun. Here is my experience with a DIY headless bass guitar kit.
How easy it is to build a headless DIY electric guitar kit? It’s not too hard and a lot of fun. Here is my experience with a DIY headless bass guitar kit.
DIY electric guitar kits come in various types to suit different skill levels and preferences. Understanding these options can help you pick the right one.
What are the most important things to consider for your next DIY electric guitar kit? Here are some guidelines to help make it a success.
This short scale Solo Mini P-Bass is a low cost and easy to build project, not to mention a lot of fun. It is also comfortable to hold and play.
For DIY electric guitar kit builders, the Telecaster’s relative simplicity in design is the perfect entry point to understanding and crafting electric guitars.
DIY electric guitar kits vary greatly in the skills required to successfully complete the project. So how do you choose the right kit for your skill level?
I built a Pango kit last year, and though there were lots of issues it eventually turned out pretty nice. Here’s what happened when I tried Pango a second time.
A String Butler is designed to improve the tuning stability and string placement of a Les Paul. See how I used this concept to fix a poorly designed DIY kit.
Leo Jaymz DIY guitar kits are among the best found for the budget-minded builder. This Leo Jaymz DIY Explorer bass kit was fun build and turned out great.
A DIY violin bass might be a little more advanced than other DIY bass guitar kits. But it is an exciting challenge, and it’s also a fun little bass to play!