[Grant]

for anyone who missed it...

http://www.lieberguitars.com/guitars/gr ... neck-wolf/

looks pretty great and reasonably priced. Nice job Mr Lieber!

[jdsmodulus]

Missed it! Love it. This is one I would really love to have. Ive always wanted a wolf w/graphite.

[tcsned]

very cool! nice update on a great design, reasonable price too

[keirweir]

Cool!

I wonder how the graphite neck effects the "Jerry"tone?

Thats right up my alley in terms of the guitar!

Just need the Strat PU's

[Emoto]

WHOA!

[paulinnc]

cool.

[JonnyBoy]

This is an awesome guitar. Since I hit financial depression, I have had to put all my dreams aside. even with falling in love with a thin line tele for 1/10 the price, I have to remember the bigger picture and the dream, a custom built Lieber. Now he has me choosing between two he makes. I think I like the idea of this better, but know very little about its tone and playability. It may not be a neck through design but still, the future of guitar materials.

Without speculating on his creation, what are the pros and cons of the Graphite and would that hinder getting a Jerry tone, or does the graphite not color the tone (or sound relatively the same as wood)?

Beautiful Thomas!!!

[Rusty the Scoob]

On basses, graphite necks tend to be tighter and more focused, but less warm.

[Thomas Lieber]

Geez thanks for the thread dudes, Yes I always try to improve the best of guitar designs. Here is a pic of the new lady!


oh and here is a pic of Doug Irwin holding one of Stanley Clarke's Nuevo Spellbinder Basses! HAPPY HOLIDAY'S folks!

[Rusty the Scoob]

Thomas - where did you get the bridge machined for the Spellbinder? I need one just like it for my replica modified Gibson EB3 bass but nobody manufactures one to fit the 1969 model.

[Thomas Lieber]

Grant,
Like most of the early 1970's Northern California Luthiers, out of necessity we all learned to design and machine our own brass hardware. The available stock bridges and tailpieces rarely worked out for our projects.

Shoot me an email and we can discuss your project needs,

Best,
Thomas