Alan, out of curiosity, what options have people chosen on this batch with respect to woods, scale length and electronics?
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Tom is a good guy but his knowledge of basses is a bit sketchy.![]()
LOL!
I have to say once again, that Graft Finn with the split-coil and the P-Retro just absolutely kills, and does everything I wanted it to do, and more!
Excellent work once again, Alan!![]()
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Thanks Tom it means a lot coming from you.
SVT your bass has just finished being sprayed just need to wait for the finish to harden and we are on to assembly.
Woohoo!
This is a whole new experience for me, following an instrument from just a body through to the finished article.

Don't tell him that Tom. How am I going to lure people into custom basses with you handing out good advice.
GAS..... Finn 5er, alder body, 33" scale, two close spaced pickups near the sweet spot, rotary control, strung E-C....
I have never heard let alone played an ACG but I imagine it would sound great and play great. Wow. And with the pound to dollar rate being at a decent place..
GAS..... Finn 5er, alder body, 33" scale, two close spaced pickups near the sweet spot, rotary control, strung E-C....
I have never heard let alone played an ACG but I imagine it would sound great and play great. Wow. And with the pound to dollar rate being at a decent place..

Love those specs mate
I own 3 33" scale ACG basses, they are absolutely amazing, I won't be buying a bass from anyone else, ever again!
Eude
I suspect I could come up with pretty much any specs, but as long as it has 33" scale you'd be a fan!![]()
I fear you may well be right, although I'm not the biggest fan of more than 6 strings on a bass, or any less than 4
Eude