Resolution

I am thinking about changing my chrome hardware to brass. I was considering this when I ordered my guitar from Todd Clinesmith, but played it safe and went for the traditional look.

Does anyone have pictures of rosewood/spruce guitars with brass/copper hardware and tips where I can get it. I know beardguitars have some for sale, but they have listed the coverplate as out of stock. If I do this I need tuners, soundholes, coverplate, tailpiece and skrews in brass or copper. What do you guys and gals think?

Posting a couple of pics of my guitar as it is now!

This guitar was built by a dear friend of mine.  It's made entirely of quilted maple.  Ebony cap on the headstock, ebony keel inside the neck, resoloution chrome hardware, internal baffle, Quarterman cone, flush frets, shark's teeth inlays of abalone, and two extra frets up top.  Sorry its' a little fuzzy.

I've recently experimented with a finishing technique that could lead to a few more color options in the Resophonic hardware department.  Along the same lines as Beards Resolution offerings, these will give resoists the ability to choose hardware colors to offset, complement or contrast the theme or coloring of their guitar while retaining, actually extending, the durability of the plating.  The color can vary within virtually any hue between Black, Chrome and Gold.  Copper, Bronze, and various shades of Grey all offer the potential to add the perfect subtle or eye-popping finishing touch to a reso.  In addition to the color choices, various textures are also available.  Standard gloss, satin, matte, brushed or combinations of each can really change the aesthetics of a guitar.  For a really unique look, even vintage or rainbow finishes ar