Parts
Pick your voicing below and you'll get the complete parts list for that build — the shared body and hardware plus the electronics that voicing needs — so you can order everything in one pass. I only list voicings I've fully speced; the ones still in the lab aren't here yet.
Items marked Specific mean that exact part. Flexible items list a real alternative and the tradeoff.
Body Construction
PET-CF Filament
SpecificQuantity: 2 one-kilogram spools
Two kilograms of filament are required for a complete body. PET-CF is preferred for ease of use, dimensional stability, and material strength.
G/Flex 650 Epoxy
SpecificQuantity: 1 kit
A flexible marine-grade epoxy that handles vibration and stress without cracking. One kit has enough epoxy for multiple Relay bodies.
Guitar Hardware
Guitar Neck
FlexibleQuantity: 1
Necks with identical listed specs can vary meaningfully. Budget time for fitting and check compatibility before ordering.
Fixed Hardtail Bridge
SpecificQuantity: 1
The Relay body is designed around a fixed string-through hardtail bridge. Tremolo bridges are not compatible with the current body.
Neck Mounting Ferrules
SpecificQuantity: 1 set
These press into the back of the body and receive the neck bolts. Install them after confirming neck alignment because they are permanent.
String Ferrule Plate
FlexibleQuantity: 1
The string ferrules anchor the strings through the back of the body.
Locking Tuners
FlexibleQuantity: 1 six-in-line set
Locking tuners make restringing faster and improve tuning stability while the setup is being dialed in.
Strap Buttons
FlexibleQuantity: 1 pair
Relay uses standard strap button mounting locations.
Guitar Strings, 9-42
FlexibleQuantity: 3 packs
Three packs are recommended because setup work can sacrifice a string or two.
Backplate Screws
FlexibleQuantity: 1 set
These secure the rear cavity cover after electronics installation.
Truss Rod Cover Screws
FlexibleQuantity: 1 set
These secure the truss rod cover on the headstock.
Knobs
FlexibleQuantity: 1 set
Knob fit depends on the pots selected for the model.
Electronics
Neck Humbucker, GFS KPH115 Classic II Alnico 2
SpecificQuantity: 1
Vintage-wound Alnico 2 humbucker for the neck position. It pairs with the lipstick without fighting it.
Middle Lipstick, GFS KPS41 Pro Tube
SpecificQuantity: 1
The tonal-shaping layer in Relay Lipstick. The circuit is balanced around this pickup's output level and impedance characteristics.
Bridge Humbucker, GFS KPH65 Vintage 59 Alnico V
SpecificQuantity: 1
Moderate-output bridge humbucker for Relay Lipstick. High-output pickups overwhelm the lipstick layer.
Push-Push Pots
FlexibleQuantity: 2
These serve as both volume controls and coil splits, keeping the control layout clean without adding extra switches.
Selector Switch, 3-way
SpecificQuantity: 1
Relay Lipstick uses a 3-way pickup selector for neck, both, and bridge humbuckers. The lipstick is engaged separately through the control wiring.
Tone Capacitor
FlexibleQuantity: 1
Relay Lipstick and Relay Torch both specify a 22 nF (`0.022 µF`, `223`) master-tone capacitor. The Torch Edge Contour also needs a **separate** 2.2 nF (`222`) capacitor and 150 kΩ resistor, wired together as shown in its wiring guide. Do not use the 2.2 nF contour capacitor in place of the 22 nF tone capacitor.
Treble Bleed
SpecificQuantity: 1 network
Preserves high-frequency response when rolling back volume. Without it, the guitar gets muddy as volume decreases.
Output Jack
FlexibleQuantity: 1
The listed part is a Switchcraft-style jack that fits the Relay body cavity.
Hookup Wire
FlexibleQuantity: 1 spool or assortment
Used for control-cavity wiring and ground connections.
Copper Foil Tape
SpecificQuantity: 1 roll
Used to shield the control cavity. Conductive adhesive is required so overlapping pieces maintain electrical continuity.
Fit-sensitive parts still need compatibility checks before purchase — the item notes above call out the constraints that matter. When a dimension or substitution is in doubt, ask in Discord before ordering.