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Woody Woodcasters #0013 Ultracaster w/ Flight Case

22 piece body,
Bloodwood, Wenge, Flamed Maple, Purpleheart, Mahogany & Bletched Beech,
Neck is Purpleheart with an Ambrosia Maple fretboard with reverse headstock.
Pickups are Olivewood and Bloodwood bobbins. Zebrawood knobs.
Left handed tremolo system and locking tuners.
Tremolo and electronics covers removed to show internals.

https://reverb.com/item/3028-woody-woodcasters-0013-ultracaster-w-flight-case
 
The wood seems to have everyone distracted from the real problem. Look at the knobs and switches. You’re gonna smash your finger on the switch while rolling down the volume.
 
The wood seems to have everyone distracted from the real problem. Look at the knobs and switches. You’re gonna smash your finger on the switch while rolling down the volume.

That switch is extremely accessible.. :embarrassed:

The lefty/backwards trem also really bugs me.
 
SRV's main Strat had a lefty tremolo bridge.

I wonder if it's better for dive-bombing that way? :shrug:

I can't imagine it being better for that, not much difference I think. If at all. And I can't really recall SRV ever using the trem all that much.
It's mostly a Hendrix thing I guess. He just flipped his guitar over. For a right handed player it doesn't really make sense, as more often than not some part of the arm will be in the way if you're doing big movements while playing.
 
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