Electric Cookie Tin Guitar

[goldphishie]

Oh yes. That is awesome. You would be a very valuable asset to any wagon train heading west.

[homegrownguitars]

@goldphishie This is the greatest compliment I've ever received - I think!

[paatricko]

It looks and sounds great. What tuning have you used?

[homegrownguitars]

@paatricko Thanks. I think it would be either GDG or AEA.

[cromanello1]

Man....I LOVE the sound of this thing!! Do you have names for your differnt models? If so, what do you call this one? I want one just like this one...BADLY!!! Great playing, by the way!! Thank you Sir!

Chris Romanello

[homegrownguitars]

@cromanello1 Hi. Have a go at making one, it's not too difficult. I can email some plans if you like, I'd need your email address.

[w0sh1m3]

@homegrownguitars Hey Mr. Webb, may i ask where do you get that cool looking cookie tin from?

[homegrownguitars]

My brother gave me it, don't know where it came from originally though.

[paatricko]

@cromanello1 

[familyjewls69]

oh i could use a cookie tin electric ukulele

[grandmafrank1983]

What do you use for frets?

[homegrownguitars]

This one just has fret position markers - I cut the slots, glue in a strip of dark veneer, then sand smooth. If I'm doing frets I normally use narrow to medium nickel silver fret wire, or occasionally wooden toothpicks.

[grandmafrank1983]

@homegrownguitars Thank you very much. I'm building one of my own.

[skatefreik]

do u have a website?

[badwolf73]

that's way cool! how much do these go for?

[homegrownguitars]

Thanks, glad you like it. About £70-80 (whatever that is in US$) plus postage. Exact amount varies depending on pickup, machines etc.

[Uberbeat]

It sounds great, I should know, I was that customer!! Thanks again Colin.

[rightonpard]

Very nice, sounds amazing.