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Club Clement: Part 2 (post your basses here)

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First playable images sent today. Keeping it simple. I think she's developing nicely!
I gotta say.... having a custom build rather than heading down to the local G.C., browsing ebay or the online stores adds a very different dimension to the buying and owning process. Knowing that there is only one unique instrument out there made to your own specs. gives a sense of,(I guess) pride not found in a rack bought bass. Kudos Tom!!!!
 
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Nofretz6 said:
First playable images sent today. Keeping it simple. I think she's developing nicely!
I gotta say.... having a custom build rather than heading down to the local G.C., browsing ebay or the online stores adds a very different dimension to the buying and owning process. Knowing that there is only one unique instrument out there made to your own specs. gives a sense of,(I guess) pride not found in a rack bought bass. Kudos Tom!!!!
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amen
 
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Nofretz6 said:
First playable images sent today. Keeping it simple. I think she's developing nicely!
I gotta say.... having a custom build rather than heading down to the local G.C., browsing ebay or the online stores adds a very different dimension to the buying and owning process. Knowing that there is only one unique instrument out there made to your own specs. gives a sense of,(I guess) pride not found in a rack bought bass. Kudos Tom!!!!
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i love the purity of how this is turning out.
 
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Nofretz6 said:
First playable images sent today. Keeping it simple. I think she's developing nicely!
I gotta say.... having a custom build rather than heading down to the local G.C., browsing ebay or the online stores adds a very different dimension to the buying and owning process. Knowing that there is only one unique instrument out there made to your own specs. gives a sense of,(I guess) pride not found in a rack bought bass. Kudos Tom!!!!
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what sort of electronics are in there?
 
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Would some of you who play Clement Anne basses care to comment on their ergonomics? Particularly, does the wider part of the bass that rests on your leg (giving a greater distance between your leg and the strings) help you to be able to play comfortably seated, without using a foot stool or crossing your legs? And do you like what the wider chambered body does for your plucking hand position?
 
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cheapimitation said:
Would some of you who play Clement Anne basses care to comment on their ergonomics? Particularly, does the wider part of the bass that rests on your leg (giving a greater distance between your leg and the strings) help you to be able to play comfortably seated, without using a foot stool or crossing your legs? And do you like what the wider chambered body does for your plucking hand position?
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Yes with the Anne shape i can sit taller and to me it feels like a more natural position.
Mine is not chambered so i haven't "lived" with that, but i have had the pleasure of playing several of Tom's chambered Annes. the "extra" body thickness is hardly noticable after a few minutes of playing, both seated or on a strap. I think the wonderful balance of the bass contributes the comfortable feel.
Bill
 
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