Husband and wife Isaac Willis and Heidi Shaulis are the team behind West Corinth Studio. Living in the hills of Orange County, Vermont, they make and sell wooden craft items and artworks. They also produce some unique guitars, like the "Eat Your Heart Out" a semi-hollow bodied electric guitar made from salvaged wood.

The extensive use of contrasing wooden inlays, wooden pickguard, wooden pickup mounting rings and the Florentine cutaway are reminiscent of Paul Bigsby's 1948 electric guitar built for Merle Travis.

Technical statistics: Body: 5 ply laminate with 3 ply salvaged cherry core, 3/32" hand made veneer top and back. 18 1/2 X 13" across lower bout. 1 9/16" thick
Scale: 24 9/16"
Bolt on neck with 4 screws and neck plate. Neck width at nut: 1 3/4". Neck width at 21st fret: 2 1/4"
Fingerboard radius: 12"
Body:Total weight: 8 1/4 lbs.
Pick up mounting rings are two ply walnut with bird's eye maple binding.

Hardware: 18:1 Grover Self locking tuning machines
Gotoh Cast stop tailpiece with "Nashville" Tune-o-matic bridge
Hand wound, Fat Diane PAF's from ManliusGuitar.com
Volume with bass bypass, Pull up to coil tap both pickups
Single tone, .05 mfd, Pull up to take pickups out of phase
3 position selector switch

Price is  $1,750.00 by mail order on Etsy.com

Link: West Corinth Studio
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