Combine’s DIY kits have everything you need for building your own 7-String Multiscale Electric Guitar, also known as a fanned fretted guitar. You will need only some basic tools and finishing supplies. A complete tutorial is available on our website, containing step-by-step instructions to complete your unique guitar. Electronics are pre-soldered.
- Contains everything you need to build your own guitar.
- Includes a pre-routed body, fretted/dressed neck, and all hardware and electronics.
- Alder/Maple may require light sanding prior to applying paint or a finish.
- Sold as a complete kit, including instrument-cable and strings.
| SKU | CG-GHPM7A |
| Body Material | Alder with Flame Maple |
| Neck Material | Maple |
| Fingerboard Material | Rosewood |
| Scale Length | 26-27" (Multiscale) |
| Fret Count | 24 (Fanned) |
| Control | 1V,1T |
| Pickups | Humbucker |
| Bridge | Fixed-Headless |
| Hardware | Black |
| Joint | Bolt On |
| Hand Orientation | Right Hand |
| Truss Rod | Single Dual-Action Truss |
- CGConnor G.Verified ReviewerRated 5 out of 5 stars22 minutes agoEasily the Best Guitar Kit I've Worked With!
I'm a pretty novice guitar builder, and the kit came very quickly, all the components were high quality, the upper fret access was perfect. I've never had a guitar with a bolt on neck that I can comfortably reach the 24th fret with my ring finger. The only minor gripe I have, is that the angle of the output jack is a bit awkward, but that can easily be fixed by using a 90 degree cable. I was a bit skeptical of how the pickups would sound, since I'm used to pickups that come with build kits being very iffy, but the bridge was a great high output for modern metal sounds, and the neck was surprisingly warm and mellow, reminds me of using an EMG 81/60 combo. Moving up the body, the neck is perfect, frets came amazingly leveled, and for the price of the kit, having a genuine 5 piece neck is practically a steal! I love the staggered offset dots for the inlay, and as someone who usually doesn't like abalone, it's nice to see at least my neck didn't have a lot of color variation. The only thing I would have changed, is slightly spacing the strings out ever so slightly more, not for playing sake, but purely for tuning ease, the tuners feel ever so slightly too close, like they're grinding on each other.
TL;DR: amazing kit with only the most minor of problems
9.75/10:
slightly sand down the nut edges, ever so slightly space the strings out buy like .2 mm, and it's a 10/10