GJ6: Rear look

GJ6's rear look, the cavity there is spacious enough for a battery accommodation should you decide to have active electronics in the system. Also, Mr. GJ had opted for the non-conventional by sporting the input jack away from the main cavity. In fact, it's also the instrument's strap button.

GJ6: More body exposures

Here's another take on the GJ6 body; note the mini toggle switch in use as well as the further location of both the guitar & volume knobs.

This is how thick the body is, if you have the chance to handle it in person, you'd realize that it's rather slender, almost a neck-like dimension.

A look at things over at this end & you'd note how generous the elbow relief is.

This is my favourite feature- the neck-body depth difference is only slight. Your fingers wouldn't reject the feel over this area so making upper frets travel very pleasant.

GJ6: Headstock

Here's a close-up of the GJ6 headstock, it's in the image of the Strat but a more trimmed make of it.

A view of the flip-side; a row of Sperzel locking tuners. The neck rear is merely a stained finish from one end to the other.

From this angle we can see the beveling which complements the tuner alignment. In addition to the visual attraction, it's a way to alleviate some weight here.

GJ6: Intro

You've seen the 8-string version, here's the 6. Unlike its behemoth sibling, the GJ6 is more meticulously conceived. Em... I like it more than the 8.

To be continued...