Now I'm going to strip all the finish.
I know this body could be made up of seven pieces of Alder or Poplar wood.
Seven? That many?
They say "up to seven", so this one might be a four piece body.
I'll find out after stripping this. It's a bet.
-------- Three days later ---------
.... of course it's seven pieces...
My lottery never wins but I've won a seven piece body.
So it sounds bad?
Actually, no. The sound is still okay.
If it's a solid body electric guitar, I don't think
the number of pieces has a dramatic effect on a guitar tone.
More important factors might be the kind of wood, moisture rate,
or the weight but not the number of pieces.
Actually, a friend of mine had a five piece Jazz bass and that was
the best sounding bass I ever played.
Then why do you look so depressed?
It's just my mental thing.
You know, most guitarists prefer one piece over..
Oh wait a minutes!
What is it?
Okay, from now on, I'll THINK like this to make ME happy!
Quality Seven Pieces -
"The Dream Construction"
"The Magnificent Seven"
High quality seven piece wood is painstakingly
glued together to "even out" the vibe of the body.
This innovative design ensures each body responds
consistently from low bottom to high end.
The Earth Friendly Design -
The seven piece body for true nature lovers
A guitar factory has introduced an efficient way
of utilizing small pieces of woods. The seven piece body
design can dramatically reduce wood consumption to save
the world's forests.
