Téma: for infernal

jo, teď se dívám že u V-necku je podrobny popis a tam to maji napsano...

... The woods of choice for these first guitars were fancy woods along the lines of burled walnut, maple, and koa with optional tropical woods of shedua, bubinga, afrormosia, and swetenia. The original guitars and basses were much like the Travis Beans, but had many differences with the main one being the construction of the neck and body. The aluminum necks were bolt-ons, had a different headstock design shaped like a tuning fork, and had wood inserts in the back of the necks, whereas the bodies were solid chunks of wood and lacked the Bean’s receiver of aluminum tying the pickups and bridge together with the neck in one piece. The necks also sported a “zero” fret to help eliminate intonation problems in the open position. The wood inserts in the rear of the neck were to lower the overall weight of the guitar, give it better balance, and give it the “feel” of a traditional, wood neck guitar. The fretboard had an interesting item to note, and this is that the fretboard was not wood. It was made of “Ebonol”, a patented bowling ball material that was guaranteed not to chip, crack, warp, or have any of the other problems associated with standard wood necks.......