TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
Join free Log in
Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.
Subb’d, looking forward to this!Commission by @StereoPlayer .
Will be a jazz shaped body with a few special features.
Will post progress here.
The neck should be spectacular!Solid. One board, 2 piece.
Those pics are the dry board. The grain is lovely. Looks color wise, dark chocolate swirled in milk chocolate.
I'm doing the body machining , finish and assembly by @StereoPlayer .
Looking forward to seeing the neck he has on order.
I'm just super glad it worked out for you so quickly!Forgot to thank @Beej for his direction in this. Many thanks!
This is the cut that I selected.
View attachment 4066501
I’ve been brainstorming this idea for a long time...I'm just super glad it worked out for you so quickly!![]()
The body of my main bass was labeled from Schecter as “Satin Walnut”. Not very walnutty though.Sweet! I don't believe that I have ever played a walnut bass, but I have read good things. It is definitely a lovely wood. Some nice chocolate in your slab of choice, for sure.![]()
It'll be a bit before completion , have several irons in the fire, and setting up the shop will absorb time. I'm super excited to work on this though . It will look be- you- tea- ful and for a fretless this wood combination should be very expressive and lively. Sustain should be no issueI'm just super glad it worked out for you so quickly!![]()
The board is big enough. I can likely get 2 more bodies and 2 necks with asundry left overs for lams, fretboards, accent pieces etc. Very tempting to do a full single species , single board bass out of it.Walnut is probably my favorite wood.
It’d be interesting to have a 100% walnut bass: body, neck, and fretboard.
The board is big enough. I can likely get 2 more bodies and 2 necks with asundry left overs for lams, fretboards, accent pieces etc. Very tempting to do a full single species , single board bass out of it.