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bye bye, #3. I miss you. . . gave to friend

Jan 10, 2006
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Albany, CA
www.studio939.com
Disclosures
Chunger basses by Studio 939
Finished building a bass for a friend for wedding present. . . well, actually, I owed it to him 'cause I started making it for him in college and never finished. Of course, I had to "test" it at a couple of gigs to make sure everything was working right. And boy was it working "right".

So, before I got too attatched, I gave it away :crying:

Well, at least I still have #2 to keep me company :bassist: Pat, if you're watching, take good care of #3 for me.

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Specs:

13 degree headstock angle. . . yeah made the neck. 3 piece birdseye neck with 2 graphit reinforcement rods under fretboard. Macassar ebony fretboard. Alder body, maple face, transluscent sunburst, nitrocellulose laquer finish.

Bartolini triple coil rear stingray pickup w/ 2 pos. switch
Bartolini jazz front
Passive electronics Tone, volume, volume
Hipshot tuners
Schaller roller bridge

-'Chung