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View The The Rockette Album

The Rockette

My first build, circa 1984. Solid 1 pc maple top, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, Gotoh tuners, Kahler trem, Ibanez "IBZ" pickup

View The Red Devil Album

Red Devil

Evil twins. Second build, circa 1985. Inspired by Allan Holdsworth article in Guitar Player Magazine. Jelutong body, Maple/Rosewood neck, Gotoh tuners, Floyd Rose trem, Seymor Duncan JB and 2 Ibanez unknown on the blue one.

View The Kebbon Bass IV Album

Kebbon Bass IV

First bass, built circa 1988/89. Commissioned by Andreas Kebbon. Through body neck Wenge with Wenge fingerboard, Zebrano and Purple Heart body, Schaller tuners and bridge, EMG pickups.

View The Kebbon Bass V Album

Kebbon Bass V

Built just after the 4-string version. Was stolen out of the display of the store where it was exhibited. Through body Wenge/Wenge neck and Cherry body. Gotoh tuners, Schaller bridge. Ibanez LO-B5 pickups.

View The Purple Heart II Album

Purple Heart II

Built along with Purple Heart III. The roman 2 signifies the number of Purple Heart stripes. Built 1988. Cedar body with Wenge top and Purple Heart stripes. Maple/Rosewood neck, Ibanez tuners, Kahler tremolo and DiMarzio ShockWave active pickups.

View The Purple Heart III Album

Purple Heart III

Built along with Purple Heart II. Commissioned by Thomas Arrevik. Again Cedar/Wenge/Purple Heart body but with three stripes this time. Maple/Rosewood neck from Warmoth, Schaller tuners, Floyd Rose tremolo, EMG pickups.

View The Arnesen Model Album

Arnesen Model

Commissioned by Thomas Arnesen somewhere around 1990. This was the end result of building, slaughtering (literally), re-building and scrapping 5 or so guitars. Ash body, Maple/Ebony neck, Sperzel tuners, Modified Bad Ass/Double Eagle tremolo and Ibanez Allan Holdsworth pickups.

View The The Strandberger Album

The Strandberger

Still owned and played by myself. Built 1991 approximately. Mahogany body with a Wenge top. Neck built from the scrap leftovers of Kebbon Bass V with a Rosewood fingerboard. Licensed Steinberger tremolo bridge and custom made headpiece. Bartolini 3XV, 3S and 3XN pickups. Coil splitter for bridge pickup on vol pot.

View The The Italian Job Album

The Italian Job

This is apparently a very rare instrument, a Crucianelli, from the mid 60's (http://www.fetishguitars.com/html/crucianelli/triple/index.html). I can't even remember how I came to own it, but the first thing I did was tear it to pieces to renovate it (it wasn't playable) but haven't gotten around to it. I think someone that can give it the attention it deserves may be better off owning it....