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Basses with Birdseye Maple Fingerboards!
- Thread starter Symphony2040
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Thanks! A local luthier put it together for me. I purchased the wood, tuners, pickup and bridge. He did the rest.
All these basses have BEM fingerboards :
BS6A4050-7 by Eneade, sur Flickr
BS6A4044-3 by Eneade, sur Flickr
BS6A1505-1 by Eneade, sur Flickr
BS6A1516-7 by Eneade, sur Flickr
BS6A5522 by Eneade, sur Flickr
BS6A5518 by Eneade, sur Flickr
Elrick eVo gold 5 by Eneade, sur Flickr
BS6A4050-7 by Eneade, sur FlickrBS6A4044-3 by Eneade, sur FlickrBS6A1505-1 by Eneade, sur FlickrBS6A1516-7 by Eneade, sur FlickrBS6A5522 by Eneade, sur FlickrBS6A5518 by Eneade, sur FlickrElrick eVo gold 5 by Eneade, sur Flickr
This is birdseye (albeit subtle), right?
In that case, voilà my Red Panda (1993 EBMM Stingray 4H):
In that case, voilà my Red Panda (1993 EBMM Stingray 4H):
Wow, that is a really amazing collection that you've got there! Very rare that I see 4-string MTDs, and that one is definitely gorgeous.
Fret board and headstock overlay from same piece/sheet of wood.
M. M.
M. M.
This is a Carvin neck that I used for my Mosrite clone. I don't think Carvin sells necks anymore.
Rick B.
Rick B.
