Hand painted Yamaha Pacifica guitar
 

hey everyone!

i'm new here.... and I have a guitar that i have hand painted with enamel paints and finished with clear glaze. It has a maple neck with rosewood fingerboard with 22 frets. It is for sale to a good home. 350.00$ (CAN)

there is also a you tube video of it being played, so you can see...well hear that she works well. just ask if interested.

message me with any questions... and let me know what you think

charlene

Man thats actually really cool. Why not change the pups and keep it? Those things don't sound half bad with a meaty 'bucker in them, and they played alright the few times i played one.

ya. she plays great.

you can see a video of her being played on you tube. type muikoma, and her name is neptune.
i'd give the link but i have not made 15 posts yet.
thing is i don't play guitar, i just really like to paint them. so i'm looking for a good home for her

and thank you

Really nice job!

Yeah, that's beautiful.

thank you very much,
do u guys know anyone that would be able to give her a good home?

Sorry, the wife says she'll hang, draw and quarter me if I buy any more guitars!

lol, my goodness , how many do you have

Not enough, would be the answer in my book. Women just don't understand how many guitars someone really needs, I swear!

I totally get cha and I’m a girl . That’s why I like painting them so much.. but your wife probably has good reason for not wanting you to have anymore.

Guitar Bizarre got that right.

I have a Tele, a Strat, an Explorer in my electic guitar arsenal,
'72 Precision, plus two identical custom built 5-string basses, a mandolin, banjo and an old Martin acoustic, plus I hijack my son's Fender electic / acoustic occasionally, simply cos I like it!

My son has a Yamaha Pacifica, Squier strat, a very old Yamaha acoustic - (great tone, and one he "Inherited" from me, as he does a lot of gear).

Amp wise, Mesa Boogie and Marshall combos, a Trace Elliot stack for bass, and my son has a nice little 30W Peavey combo.

That on top of his younger twin brothers are starting out on bass and drums, and his little sister on Keyboards, so the room we allotted as a "Music room" is full to the walls with gear, plus a small lighting rig, so inevitably some spills over into other rooms.

Heh, theres no such thing as too many guitars.

Agreed there, wholeheartedly, but like I said on here before, If I have to explain, you'll never be able to understand.
My wife is a cellist, and her instrument cost as much as all my guitars and basses put together, ( the bow alone cost £300), but I can't argue much as she only has one.


Hey Micha, if we were on the same continent, I'd be bringing you my custom basses for a makeover!

Keep up the excellent work!

send them anyways! woot

Heh. I'd be tempted myself, but the unfortunate thing is that i have a big thing for natural finish guitars, so itsd be hard to choose!

hi! do you do custom work?