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- Thread starter LedBelli Bass
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I've used a bunch of these sites over the years and flickr is still the best , and it's cheap Link Removed. $25 a year for unlimited storage storage and bandwidth.
I'm not sure, I've never tried it, but I'm guessing not. The downside of tinypic is that its one pic at a time for uploading, and you need to tag your pics in order to find them via searching the site later. Also, once they're uploaded, you can't remove them or edit them (at least as far as I know). The upside is, they will likely always be there - at least I've never had a problem with their hosting, the pics I uploaded in 2003 are still there...
I'm bumping the thread only because all the pics are back up. Thanks!
Also, this week I had my first ever catastrophic hard-drive crash and lost all pics, internet bookmarks for suppliers, etc. etc. . . . what a week!
Also, this week I had my first ever catastrophic hard-drive crash and lost all pics, internet bookmarks for suppliers, etc. etc. . . . what a week!
Never heard of it . . . Googled it . . . found what you mean . . . looks good!
Thanks!
Ive been using it for a while, and you can actually see it go to work when you put new stuff in. Of course, I havent had a HD go down since I started using it, but thats a good thing too.
Here's an update on Noah #002! If you've been following this thread then you'll see that some pretty drastic changes came about from earlier in the thread. That's why it's taken so long to finish!
This bass would be a "Standard" series instrument with bolt-on neck and satin finish.
Awaiting strings and a black barrel-jack, install tuning machines & strap-loks, then make a nut and final set-up. Should be done & ready to ship by next weekend! Whoo hoo!
The lighting angle doesn't do the figure in the Maple top justice. But later I'll do some nice photos after it's done.
This bass would be a "Standard" series instrument with bolt-on neck and satin finish.
Awaiting strings and a black barrel-jack, install tuning machines & strap-loks, then make a nut and final set-up. Should be done & ready to ship by next weekend! Whoo hoo!
The lighting angle doesn't do the figure in the Maple top justice. But later I'll do some nice photos after it's done.
Beautiful! Really, she's a pleasure to the eye
Thanks, it will nice to complete this and then be able to turn 100% of my attention the the new Noah SSC.
Note: for some reason, the photos on page 1 of this thread (and maybe in other places too, I haven't looked) are scrambled and are showing pics from the fretless fingerboard thread. Good ol' Photobucket!
Finally! It took longer than it should have, but along the way we made many changes as you can see, and I built a new fingerboard radiusing jig too!
So, that's it for this thread. Thanks to all of you for your advice and encouragement along the way!
So, that's it for this thread. Thanks to all of you for your advice and encouragement along the way!
are you using tape wounds? how do you like them, and how much more expensive than flats are they. and gorgeous bass by the way. i really love the black outline
The colored strings I buy are made by Aurora. They're kinda like Elixer Strings.
I use them only for pictures and illustrations to match the motif of the bass.
For playing, I use LaBella Super Steps.
The Auroras are about $29.00 per set. They're okay sounding, but not what I like for performing.
I use them only for pictures and illustrations to match the motif of the bass.
For playing, I use LaBella Super Steps.
The Auroras are about $29.00 per set. They're okay sounding, but not what I like for performing.
+1 on that.. I'm speechless.. really
+10000! Absolutely amazing instrument!
What does it sound like?
