Big River/Jeffery Meyer Collaboration
The Tiger Master 
• Two Piece Basswood 
• Wood Burned, Walnut Stained, Finished In Clear Nitro Lacquer 
• Roasted Tiger Striped Maple/Rosewood Neck, 9.5” Radius, Modern C Profile, 22 Med. Jumbo Frets Bone Nut, Lacquer Finished and Buffed to a Super Smooth Satin 
• Aged Locking Tuners 
• Aged Wilkinson Short Bridge w/ Compensated Brass Saddles 
• Custom Cut 3ply Black Pickguard • Switchcraft 3way, 500k Alpha Pots, .022 Mullard Tropical Fish Cap, Puretone 4Prong Jack, Gavitt Cloth Wire 
• Gemini Mosrite (Neck)  Gemini Ultra Overdrive (Bridge) 
• Aged Nickel Hardware • 
Our Tiger Style is strong with this one!!!Jeff’s Pyrography here is so Badass! So this is a basswood body which makes it a super managable 7lbs, along with having some fantastic sustain and natural resonance. The artwork is just stunning up close!
This neck was the perfect match for this beast, it’s technically a Roasted Flame Maple, but the texture and stripes just added to the tiger theme we had going. Regardless this neck is super smooth and comfortable. The aged nickel hardware really stands out and was the perfect match.
The pickups were wound by Rob over at @geminipickups. These two were the perfect match for this one. In the neck we’ve got the legendary Mosrite. This sucker is huge, powerful with incredible incredible clarity. This beast of a single coil uses A5 magnets, and is known for its glorious midrange. The Ultra is super versatile and aggressive high gain ceramic humbucker. Its dynamic and clear and matches perfectly with Mosrite neck. It’s hard to say which position on this one is my favorite, but the two of them working together in the middle position is the stuff of legends!
Anyway, this one of a kind build is the perfect addition to anyone’s arsenal! It will cover just about anything style you want to throw at it, even Tiger Style!
Check out Jeff’s work here …
@jeffreymeyer_howdy 
Check out Rob’s work here…
@geminipickups 
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