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Carl Thompson - Snakebass - Finished

Nov 6, 2012
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Miami/US
www.jotaquest.com.br
Disclosures
Endorsing : Elixir Strings, Digitech , Eden Amplification
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Here it's, ready to Gig ! I hope you enjoy !

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This is a link and notes from the Low End Bass Shop :

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If you don't mind me asking, how long was the wait for that bass. Seems there to be so much detail.

This is not a custom ordered bass ! It was made by Carl himself ! He made this bass as one of your "Unique Creations" , he didn't make it to a specific person. It was like your 10 Million Dollar Bass project, I think.

t was offered to me because I was wondering to place a custom order , and he just told (through "The Low End") me about it .So I was in the right place at the right moment and he made me an offer.
 
What a beauty!

Can I ask a question about the bridge?

I don't understand how you can have good intonation on a fretted instrument with a fixed bridge like this. I've never seen the saddles on an adjustable bridge in a straight line like this bridge which leads me to wonder about the intonation. I can see it working fine for fretless since your fingers handle the intonation.

Love the carving on the scroll!

Rob