Electric Guitar

Ebony
Explorer

Neck-through African mahogany. Macassar ebony bookmatched top with maple accents. Wedge headstock. Built 2017.

BodyAfrican Mahogany
NeckHard Maple
Scale25.5″
PickupsDiMarzio
Year2017
Front view
Top view
Back view
Headstock
Headstock
Back view
Body detail
Top view
Hardware
Hardware
About this build

The Ebony Explorer was built around a single visual constraint: everything visible would be ebony or black. No binding, no inlays, no contrast hardware. The Macassar ebony bookmatched top with maple accents does all the visual work — the figure in the wood carries the design.

The African mahogany body is capped with a Macassar ebony bookmatched top with maple accents — the same treatment carries to the wedge headstock, creating a unified visual language across the whole instrument. The neck-through 3-piece hard maple neck maximises sustain and stability. The Macassar ebony fretboard has a 12″ radius and 22 jumbo stainless steel frets.

DiMarzio humbuckers run through a simple 1-volume, 3-way switch circuit — a Switchcraft jack mounted in a custom jack plate keeps the output clean. Strings load through the body for improved sustain and break angle. The custom wood pick rings are bookmatched to the body top, and the control cavity uses a magnetic wood cover — no screws, no hardware visible from the back. All metal hardware is finished in black.

Body
Construction
Body wood
African mahogany
Top
Macassar ebony bookmatched, maple accents
Construction
Neck-through
Finish
Hand-rubbed oil
Weight
8 lbs
Neck
Playability
Neck wood
3-piece hard maple
Fingerboard
Macassar ebony
Headstock
Flame maple, wedge with maple inlay
Scale length
25.5″
Nut
Graph Tech
Frets
22 × Jumbo stainless steel
Truss rod
Dual-action
Electronics
Signal
Pickups
DiMarzio humbuckers
Controls
1 vol · 3-way switch
Output
Switchcraft jack · custom jack plate
Hardware
Components
Bridge
Hipshot, black
Tuners
Hipshot, black
Pickup rings
Macassar ebony & maple, bookmatched to body

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