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13bass building documentation
- Thread starter dreizehnbass
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thank you!
the bass is no longer available, but a new building is possible.
even with neck through and piezo.
The woods are specially selected.
regards,
Daniel
finished, but the electronic is still missing...
the weight of the bass is 3,6kg
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Building up an Steelstring Guitar, check out
http://www.dreizehnbass.at/pics/Entstehung Guitar Phil Akustik/Guitar Phil Akustik.html
the weight of the bass is 3,6kg
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Building up an Steelstring Guitar, check out
http://www.dreizehnbass.at/pics/Entstehung Guitar Phil Akustik/Guitar Phil Akustik.html
I happen to own the multiscale 5 string documented in posts #21 and #26.
I wrote a review here:
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/dreizehnbass-invader-5-[review]-975436/
If you like the looks of Daniel's work, you should hear them.
When i see all those beautiful basses created, i feel the GAS tingling.
I will have to contact Daniel again, some time in the future
I wrote a review here:
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/dreizehnbass-invader-5-[review]-975436/
If you like the looks of Daniel's work, you should hear them.
When i see all those beautiful basses created, i feel the GAS tingling.
I will have to contact Daniel again, some time in the future
Thanks for posting that review.
I happen to own the multiscale 5 string documented in posts #21 and #26.
I wrote a review here:
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/dreizehnbass-invader-5-[review]-975436/
If you like the looks of Daniel's work, you should hear them.
When i see all those beautiful basses created, i feel the GAS tingling.
I will have to contact Daniel again, some time in the future
Building up an Steelstring Guitar, check out
http://www.dreizehnbass.at/pics/Entstehung Guitar Phil Akustik/Guitar Phil Akustik.html
I love the body shape and headstock shape of that guitar, wish it had a bass version...
Some Pics of the 6 String Bass:
Invader Six
34" to 37" fanned frets, Neck through, 24 Frets
4.6kg / 10.14lbs
Seymour duncan Soapbars Pickups Phase II, Glockenklang 3-Band active Electronic, Killswitch
Swampash Body, european Maple Neck with Wenge, Cocobolo fingerboard -compound radius, the Frets are made of brass, matched Headstock, stained and natural Oil finish, Göldo Monorail Bridge, Hipshot ultralight Tuners, Hipshot D-Tuner,Schaller security locks, adjustable brass bridge saddle, Pyramid Strings 40 -175
Invader Six
34" to 37" fanned frets, Neck through, 24 Frets
4.6kg / 10.14lbs
Seymour duncan Soapbars Pickups Phase II, Glockenklang 3-Band active Electronic, Killswitch
Swampash Body, european Maple Neck with Wenge, Cocobolo fingerboard -compound radius, the Frets are made of brass, matched Headstock, stained and natural Oil finish, Göldo Monorail Bridge, Hipshot ultralight Tuners, Hipshot D-Tuner,Schaller security locks, adjustable brass bridge saddle, Pyramid Strings 40 -175
Bass Lute!
An old Lute rebuild form 16th century, its called: "basslautencister"
very first soundcheck:
You can find more Pics and infos on my Homepage.
cheers,
Daniel
An old Lute rebuild form 16th century, its called: "basslautencister"
very first soundcheck:
You can find more Pics and infos on my Homepage.
cheers,
Daniel
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Amazing instrument, beautifully made, fanned frets are not that modern
indeed,
another old reconstructed Instrument form 1617
fanned frets and metal Strings.
If I ever knew this, I'd forgotten. I would have said that fanned frets were a modern innovation. Nice work, nice reminder.indeed,
another old reconstructed Instrument form 1617
fanned frets and metal Strings.
