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Club Bordwell Part 2.

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Sorry tslicebass, i don't know where my head was...

congrat to the real owner of this marvelous bass..

No worries. She is beautiful indeed.
To answer your question about the controls. Mine never feel cramped even with all the knobs and switches on the zebra bass. I have never really had a problem adjusting them on stage.
 
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I have to say, and I'm sure Cliff puts a good amount of time into the photos, but I've always felt that the customer photos are more representative of what the basses probably actually look like....just an observation.

Cliff's photos have a bit of standardization, especially related to workflow. Figured woods tend to jump out in certain lighting, which one would want to showcase. Mine basically looks as it was photographed, so I can't complain.
 
Club member #33 is TateEvan. What a gorgeous bass.

On the pictures, I think they showcase Cliff's woodworking skills more so than the woods. Anybody can buy a stunning piece of wood, but not many can do the masterful work Cliff does. That's my two cents, anyway.

Justin
 
I own a fretless 34 scale 5 string of Cliff's , I have owned many high end basses , im totally happy with the B string , one of the best out there imo , cant wait to get one his fretted 34 5's , very comfortable neck ,
 
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