Building the Ergonomic Guitar

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Tats Ohisa is the proud owner of this Klein style electric guitar assembled and finished by a luthier in Japan from a Klein style body purchased from guitar builder Rick Canton.

Finding little detail available on the ABM headless bridge system, Romano decided to do some documentation and share both his observations and the plan drawing he drew up.

Here’s the follow up on the completed redwood top, mahogany back Forshage electric guitar. It’s a real beauty.

The very busy guitar builder Rick Toone continues to innovate – this time with the Dove electric guitar.

Josemi and Joserra build a Klein style electric guitar that mates the body to a 24 3/4″ short scale neck with headstock and conventional bridge and tuners.

Forshage ergonomic guitar meets thin line Tele.

Until now, the main way to get a tremolo bridge for a headless guitar has been to opt for a Steinberger bridge. However, Ola Strandberg’s work on a Floyd Rose replacement tremolo designed for headless guitars stands ready to change this.

Time for the monthly roundup of most popular posts. Did you miss any the first time around?