Damn this thing sounds great. The build has character and because it’s got so many unusual components it’s called the Codge. Codger usually means an “odd fellow” and just so happens to be the name that I knew Roger as in Med school before he graduated. It’ll be nice to get a guitar in his hands after all these years, even if it’s an experimental one.

Of special note- these pickups are so musical. They sound like a hybrid of some of my favorite qualities of a single coil or p90 and the beef and noise cancelling abilities of a humbucker. With the free way switch I’m able to tap into more sounds in a much cleaner footprint. The right side has your standard three way switch config, while the left three options have various blends of single coil and humbucker sounds. It essentially turns your guitar into a les Paul, a strat and a tele. Super versatile. Really hope Roger digs this one as much as I do.

Specs:

• 24.6 in English Walnut Neck
• PaperStone fretboard
• Shredded carbon fiber inlays from The Blank Space on Instagram
• Jescar EVO gold fretwire
• Quartersawn Spruce body
• Figured Shedua Top from Todd @ Larose Guitars on Instagram
• McNelly Stagger Swaggers V2 with 10%+ over wind on the bridge
• Hipshot hardware
• Graphtech string saver saddles and TUSQ nut
• Free way Switch
• Knobs by THG knobs
• Odies Oil and waxed for finish
• Schiller S Locks with Levi’s Cotton Strap
• StringJoy strings 10-48
• Tuned E Standard
• *Bridge was switched out with an all brass Unplated baseplate . Aesthetically it compliments the body wood, and top hues as well as the fret and knob colors*