Tony Cochran Chalicecaster
2010s
To start, Tony Cochran is a cartoon artist. The world of his cartoon character, Agnes, is so artistically remote from the guitars he makes that its hard to believe the same person is behind both projects.
Cochran uses steel, brass and other metals to transform vintage guitars into odes to Steampunk. Before becoming the Chalicecaster, this Strat was sleeping in the trunk of an old 1957 cadillac.
April 10, 2012
http://electricized.com/notes/20849321609/O94RDbqfD
minimalist new Vox SSC-33 in Teaburst. 
February 11, 2011
http://electricized.com/notes/3236137832/O94RDbqfD
bushdog:

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February 11, 2011
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A very desirable Briggs Classic Electric Guitar in aquaburst.
January 28, 2011
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Benedetto Pat Martino Signature Model
January 13, 2011
http://electricized.com/notes/2731415069/O94RDbqfD
2010 Custom Dragonfly Fretless (#71) by Seattle luthier David Myka
December 15, 2010
http://electricized.com/notes/2324240200/O94RDbqfD
Never occured to me that I would have to read a manual before using a guitar. Programmable parametric EQ, Robot Tuning, Low impedance Outpout… The Gibson Dusk Tiger has a lot of electronic goodies under the hood. limited serie of 1000.
November 9, 2010
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basspaul

cougarswithguns:

itsmanicillwisher:

… Ritter Princess Isabella

it looks like white chocolate.  can I eat it?  it looks delicious.  I want it, even if I can’t eat it or play the guitar.  I’ll just lick it occasionally.

I hope it is edible. It looks so smooth.

beautiful baritone jazz guitar (2010) by the german luthier Jans Ritter. F-hole is is decorative (its a solid body), lots of resonance anyway.
September 29, 2010
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Here is another JBD-200 with all the retro bells and whistles.
September 21, 2010
http://electricized.com/notes/1161437381/O94RDbqfD
Tennessee based guitar manufacturer John Backlund has quite an interesting set of designs. Skip some overly “loud” models, and maybe you’ll appreciate some neat details. They put the accent on certain dynamics, playing with ovals and retro modern themes.
The JBD-200 is a good example of what they can do.

image via (bushdog)
September 21, 2010
http://electricized.com/notes/1161431065/O94RDbqfD