I find that bass player have more than big instruments, big notes, big amps but also big HEART.
I concur.
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I find that bass player have more than big instruments, big notes, big amps but also big HEART.
Their loss.I believe there is something called the Entwhistle foundation. I tried to contact them to build them a bass and give it to them years ago they never got back to me....
It's been a bit quiet around here lately. Everyone must be enjoying their new creations.
Need a little help. With the future completion of #184 (fretted sister of #174), there are a few basses in the collection that will become obsolete. Does anyone know of/dealt with or heard of any reputable charities that I could donate these to? They aren't high end axes, but they aren't beginner basses either.![]()
Hi,
Tom just sent me an image of the rough cut of my #183. Redwood top w/Spanish cedar back. Absolute sweetness if I can say so myself! There is also a black highlight layer below the top that will be visible after shaping.
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Joe

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Ebony and bloodwood fingerboard blanks (lined fretless)
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Joe
I decided to go with a bloodwood fingerboard instead of ebony. It looks cool and is way less common than ebony.
Joe