Paris DCS24T #0008
I really like strats. Okay, I really want to like strats, and I think with a little effort, I can! There are a few glaring issues with them that I need to address if I’m going to make one that I really enjoy:
Move the volume knob away from pinky hurting territory
Make it a little heavier to feel like I can wail on it
Move the middle pickup that I always hit with my pick for some reason
With this build, I accomplished 1 and 2. 3 on the other hand… I completely forgot to address.
This is my first build with a custom pickguard and I feel it turned out fantastic!
DCS24 = Double Cut, S-style, 24 frets, Trem



Specifications
Body | |
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Construction | Solidbody |
Back Wood | Birch |
Top Wood | - |
Top Wood Type | - |
Top Carve | Flat |
Binding | - |
Neck | |
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Number of Frets | 24 |
Scale Length | 25.5" |
Neck Wood | Flame Maple |
Neck Construction | Single-Ply |
Truss Rod | Dual Action |
Neck Shape | Thin C |
Neck Width at the Nut | 42mm |
Neck Width at the Heal | 56mm |
Fretboard Wood | Flame Maple |
Fretboard Radius | 16" |
Fretboard Inlays | Black |
Headstock | KRVL 3+3 |
Neck/Body Assembly | |
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Assembly Type | Bolt-on |
Hardware | |
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Bridge | Chrome PRS-style Tremolo |
Tuners | Chrome Locking |
Nut | Bone Nut |
Electronics | |
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Bridge Pickup | Fender Strat USA |
Middle Pickup | Fender Strat USA |
Neck Pickup | Fender Strat USA |
Controls |
Volume Tone 5-Way Blade Switch |
Other | |
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Strings | Elixir NonoWeb Heavy 11-49 |
Tuning | Eb Standard |