Five string Single Cut for John P

[scottyd]

This bass will be for John P AKA bassguy61

Specs!
Redeemer Five string single-cut
Sc2 single cut shape
Set neck
B E A D G
34” scale
Fretted with 24 frets
String spacing 3/4"

Five piece flamed maple neck with walnut accents
Single truss rod
Maple finger board
Standard side markers (black)
**Black shell front markers**
Matching headstock veneers (front and back)

Mahogany body
Sappy Cocobolo top
Wenge accent veneers (between laminates)
Matching pickup covers
Matching cavity cover

Redeemer Neodymium Magnet single coils
Audere 4 band preamp, 18 volt
Full electronic shielding
Wilkinson bridge/tuners
Black hardware
Polyurethane finish

Heres the shape!



We're waiting on lumber and parts, the work should begin soon!
*Here's the top it will clean up nicely...*

[eleonn]

Scott do you do those draws with CAD? Id like to see that top.

[Bassguy61]

And the wait begins.... My first time going through a custom build, but I know it's gonna be worth the wait. Scott does amazing stuff.

[scottyd]

Originally Posted by eleonn

Scott do you do those draws with CAD? Id like to see that top.

I actually do them in Sketch up, I like it because its easy for one, and I can print everything out to scale PERFECT, so it helps a lot. I'm not really a computer guy, so it was an easy way out for me. I actually took an autocad class back in the day, I just prefer this. This drawing is actually Danny's but all in all the shape will be the same, this bass will have 2 single coils though.
I forgot to add the top, I'll do that now!

[cnltb]

I like the shape!!
Nice top too.
Just the shape of the head reminds me of lefay a lot, so does the 1+2 pickup thing.

[eleonn]

...nice top!!

[bassmanhamilton]

This should be a really nice looking bass! I think that the wood combinations are great.
Looking foward to watching the progress.

[Stu L.]

Wow. So, uh, can I drive over to Waco and check it out?

[scottyd]

Originally Posted by Stu L.

Wow. So, uh, can I drive over to Waco and check it out?

I dont see why not.

[Bassguy61]

Originally Posted by bassmanhamilton

This should be a really nice looking bass! I think that the wood combinations are great.
Looking foward to watching the progress.

I knew I'd like the woods, but had no idea that Scott would find such great looking top. Even better looking than I had imagined. Can't wait to see how it looks as it goes through the process.

John

[scottyd]

Originally Posted by Bassguy61

I knew I'd like the woods, but had no idea that Scott would find such great looking top. Even better looking than I had imagined. Can't wait to see how it looks as it goes through the process.

John

I'm really glad you like it J.P.

Here's a photoshop showing the look I'm going to try and get from that Cocobolo pictured above.

[Rudyboy98]

Good choice of woods. Looking forward to the progress!

R...

[mrniceguy715]

nice.... cant wait to see it take shape

[Danny R.]

Oh boy.
I love that top, this will be great bass!!

[scottyd]

I got a start on Johns bass today.

The cocobolo top, the sap woods got some crazy little birds eyes in it, what you can't see under that is the mahogany core.


Here's the bottom, a nice book matched piece of sappy ribbon mahogany. The cavity cover is already cut.


The top and bottom will have a wenge veneer between them and the core.

[Jonsbasses]

Are those birds eyes in the sapwood too? Very nice figure in the Cocobolo!

[allenhumble]

Nice top. What did you wet that with?

[scottyd]

Originally Posted by allenhumble

Nice top. What did you wet that with?

Nafta

[Rodent]

Originally Posted by scottyd

Nafta

now that's funny - you subbing your work out down south?


all the best,

R


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nafta = North American Free-Trade Agreement

Naphtha = an oil-based paint thinner

[scottyd]

Originally Posted by Rodent

now that's funny - you subbing your work out down south?


all the best,

R


***
nafta = North American Free-Trade Agreement

Naphtha = an oil-based paint thinner

Thanks for the spelling lesson there professor, stick around I'm sure you'll catch many more mistakes from this "good ol southen boy" Lol As far as subbing, I wish I could sub the sanding of this cocobolo!