Since the year 2000, we have crafted our top of the line custom electric guitar and bass bodies and necks for musicians and some of the most respected builders in the industry. By using a variety of time tested techniques, great sounding tonewoods, and offering options that you typically cannot buy off the shelf, we have built a clientele that spans all 50 States, 6 Canadian Territories, and 58 countries throughout the world. When you want the best, USA Custom Guitars is the company you call, period, end of story.
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USA Custom Guitars' is a Veteran owned and run Guitar and Bass body and neck manufacturer based in the USA. Our mission is simple; provide the best quality products made of the best quality woods and provide exceptional service to all of our clients whether you are ordering a single neck from our Custom Shop, or 1000 from our Large Run OEM Division.
USA Custom Guitars replacement bodies are made from the finest hand selected tonewoods with attention paid to every detail. Vintage and modern shapes, hollow body, and carved top designs are available to suit all players' needs and preferences. Our standard bodies are made of 2 pieces of premium tone tapped wood, meticulously joined with special attention paid to grain matching.
USA Custom Guitars guitar bodies are made from the finest hand selected tonewoods with attention paid to every detail. Vintage and modern shapes, hollow body, and carved top designs are available to suit all players' needs and preferences. Our standard bodies are made of 2 pieces of premium tone tapped wood, meticulously joined with special attention paid to grain matching.
USA Custom Guitars replacement necks offer you the best feel, tons of options, and the highest quality available anywhere. With over 80 shape and thickness combinations, plus a choice of time tested tone woods, USACG necks are truly custom pieces, made for individual players' preferences. A number of unique features differentiate our necks from those of our competitors.
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Nelson Tchir
Feb 12, 2019
