in reading about it, it is clear that it is an overlay over the maple- so no, you can't see through it....
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I don't see the hamburglar, but that's definitely photo-flame on the back of the neck, fwiw (too symmetrical to be real).
Edit: Didn't look close enough, clearly visible in 2nd pic (depends on the angle, doesn't show in the other pics as well).
That's what it is, that's why they cracked.
Ah, ok. I've always thought the flame looked completely faked, though in an acceptable way, but that the wood underneath was real. Then again, my eyes started to go at 40, and that's a long time ago now.in reading about it, it is clear that it is an overlay over the maple- so no, you can't see through it....
It's been stored in his cellar for 10 yrs. Lol
I very strongly recommend you take some good sniffs of the bass, particularly the raw rosewood neck, as well as the case it was stored in while packed away in the cellar...
I bought a used P Bass that sat in a mildew-y basement for about 10 years, and it stunk of mildew... I couldn't do anything to rid the smell, and it really bothered me... Enough to distract me while playing. I didn't notice it when I bought it, but I just had to sell it, and for a decent loss.
Oh snap I thought you were exaggerating! That is straight up the hamburglar