Ultimate Rhoads

It was a year ago today that I was lucky enough to speak to Delores Rhoads on the telephone and just a few weeks later I was at Musonia getting a tour from Kelle. I was also able to play Randy's Harmony Rocket.

Also, here are some pics of my custom made Concorde, and his son:

That is probably the best Custom made, non-Jackson Concorde I have ever seen. I wouldn't be able to tell the difference between this and the real thing if this one had the Jackson logo on it. Congrats on the beautiful guitar. Whoever made it did a great job!

Nice photos, the guitar looks great.

Looks good. Nice touch with the gotoh crown heads and paiinting the back round parts imitation gold. Charvel brass trem. Looks to be a good replica.. I need to finish mine soon.

Looks good. Nice touch with the gotoh crown heads and paiinting the back round parts imitation gold. Charvel brass trem. Looks to be a good replica.. I need to finish mine soon.

Nice photos of the guitar! Do you have any pics of your visit to Musonia? Been almost a year since I was there too,I have a bunch of behind the scenes pics and video I'll put together in a thread -love to see your pics though! Here's the rocket-

[quote="ThreeMan"]It was a year ago today that I was lucky enough to speak to Delores Rhoads on the telephone and just a few weeks later I was at Musonia getting a tour from Kelle. I was also able to play Randy's Harmony Rocket.

Also, here are some pics of my custom made Concorde, and his son:





who is the builder and where did you get the guitar

apart from the "shoulders" being a little big that is a very nice copy....great stuff

It was made by Mammoth guitars in SoCal.

ThreeMan wrote:Also, here are some pics of my custom made Concorde, and his son:

Guitar looks great!
Is the 'son' playable? Still looks very detailed!

Great pics. Thanks for posting them. I would love to go.

Here are a few pics from my trip to Musonia and Mountain View:






Sadly, my Concorde may be up for sale soon...

That's great! I wanna go. Thanks for putting up the pics.

I always think that Musonia looks like a sweet old building trapped in the 1950's, in the hands of others it would be modernised and impossible to recognise.