Recent content by miziomix

Hi there. This is Maurizio. James recently mentioned this thread and that some of you had questions about his bass and I thought I might chime in. First of all, it's good to be here on TB again, even just for a short reply. I started here, 16 years ago. Does time fly.... I was so green back...

Richard! Thank you so very much and welcome to the MüB family. I am glad the J5 Nemesis found a new home. Thank you also for making me read this thread again, after so many years.... I can't believe how much things have changed since I built this bass, commuting between a sub-rented space and...

Great to see this thread back. PJ you're are unstoppable! About the slipping saddles: I think you are correct in saying that the string break angle might be the reason for the saddles to move forward. That obviously cannot be fixed without a major modification. Moving the ball end anchor point...

I follow the neck taper

Here are a few builds that keep on turning up on my work bench

Hi there! It s been a while. Hope you're all well. I'm currently working on a number of basses... plus... settling in my new workshop. 'Tired' is an understatement. 'Happy' is another one. Two walnut bodied basses. One is a fretted G5. Still at woodwork stage. The neck is a one piece maple...

A monster 5" wide Gabon ebony board for a 8 stringer. I keep a gun close cuz if that thing moves i ll have to shoot it LOL.

I don t own a car. But with 12 custom basses and a classical guitar i should probably get a Porsche to beat that.

Hi. Glad you like the bass. She weighs just about 7lbs

A 30" scale MüB G4 fretless which recently left the shop. It s a Claro walnut top over lightly chambered african mahogany body. One piece honey roasted maple neck and lined ebony board. Bartolini split coil pups and full specs MüB-Tone preamp. Hand rubbed, open pore satin oil-urethane finish...

a MüB anytime (www.mauriziouberbasses.com) What can i do. I'm biased, i know.

BigSingles. Audere Classic preamp.

Thank you all for your kind words. Here's a picture of yours truly with his very own 30" MüB. The sound guy commented: Your bass sounds huge! Yeah... that's a 30" scale thing. So much for the short scale basses sounding thin thingy LOL

I have just finish this 30" scale MüB J4. She just needs strings and knobs then she's gone. I've received more short scale orders recently. Some are from clients who wouldn't have a problem playing a 35" scale bass. A sign that people start noticing the unique tonal character of a short scale...

Thank you Geoff. It's been a month. Time to get this thread going again. That crack/knot at the back needed a good mate. I had something from another billet, waiting for its time to shine. The large knot was first fully sealed with superglue plus some ebony dust where it was needed for...