How many times have you looked at or played a new electric guitar that you really like only to find out that you can’t buy it in the colour you want? Or you’ve fallen for a guitar’s charms with one exception: its neck shape.
On it goes, but increasingly this one-size-fits-all approach is a prerequisite of the modern production guitar, wherever it’s made. Options, even on some pretty pricey production instruments, aren’t usually expansive, to say the least, and before you know it you’re shown the Custom Shop route and a final price that is simply out of reach.
