The Bell Custom Guitars JazzBlaster can be seen at about the 1:40 mark. Thanks to Don Miggs for letting us be a small part of his big thing. Good luck, Miggs!
Friday, August 19, 2011
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
A Raving Testimonial...
I bought the frosty JazzBlaster in March of 2011. Everything about the transition was smooth as silk and I got my guitar inside of a month from the time I ordered it. Communication with Don was great and I always felt like I knew what was going on during the process. And what a guitar! Outstanding workmanship, unique, and with a wide variety of classic tones available just from jacking it into an amp. Very versatile. And incredible sustain, even at low volumes on an amps dirty channel (and no pedals). It's hard to imagine a style of music that this guitar couldn't do well. Plus, the LEDs are cool, I have to admit. Good job, Don.
- Walter Ehresman
- Walter Ehresman
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Friday, December 17, 2010
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Reverse Fret Job
My frets were perfect.
So we reverse-buffed them...
Taped up the fretboard...
and grinded the frets with a special fret wearer to simulate years of shredding abuse.
Now they're all messed up.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Arlington Guitar Show 2010
We were at the 2010 Texas Guitar Show in Arlington. We have pictures to prove it.
At the booth, Don showed two new JazzBlaster versions. This "Soapy" one,
And this "Frosty" one. I'm digging the frost and when I finally get my Bell you can bet it'll be cold chillin'.
This had to be the most beautiful guitar at the show. A deluxe JazzBlaster with rectangle inlays and binding on the neck. This thing just shines.We're crossing our fingers that someone videoed the showdown performance between a vintage Fender Nocaster and Jerry Amalfitanos' blue and gold JazzBlaster. I hear the Bell was the tone champion as Don saw and heard it live. I have yet to see it, but if it's posted YouTube-ish I'll link it up here.
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