This is Niall's Black Diablo with cocobolo neck: This is the first solid color Diablo that I've made and it really turned out great. |
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The cocobolo neck is one solid piece of cocobolo. I love this stuff for necks! |
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| This is John's Caribbean Diablo. It has swimming dolphins down the Brazilian Rosewood fretboard. It also has a one piece Brazilian Rosewoo neck. |
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| It has matching maple pickup rings and matching maple knobs, including the 5 way switch. |
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| This is Mike's one piece blue Diablo. It has really cool inlays and a one piece cocobolo neck. It has matching maple pickup rings and knobs as well. |
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| This is Sheriff Mike's Diablo. It has a tribal inlay and has SD neck pickup with a PRS Tremonti bridge. It has super low, shredder action and great sustain. |
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| It also has a Tremel-No in it so that it can be locked down like a stoptail. The access hole in the backplate is there to lock or unlock it. |
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This is John's tiger eye. Originally it was to be gold, but he plays so much that he decided to go chrome instead. Came out great and it is a real player. |
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| It has cocobolo pickup rings and cocobolo knobs including the five way switch. |
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