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Club Clement (Part 4: Post your basses here)

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Here's the first attempt.

Ryan, bloodwwod top, black veneer, black h/w, dark fretted 'board, bart soapbar

RyanBloodwoodDone.jpg
 
For those that were wondering on the other number - to the best of my knowledge....

210 19-35-5 Jon fretless Mahogany body redwood top
211 ??-??-?? 6 string neck that wants a body - on the blog
212 19-34-4 fretted Kim Mahogany with birds eye Maple top
213 18-35-5 fretless Kim Swamp body
214 17-34-5 fretless Phunk - Hogany Core - Ash wings
215 17-34-5 Ryan Alder body with Cherry top
 
I think the Kim body looks great and it will be my 2nd Clement. It will be a 6 string. It was that 7 string that made my mind up. I am trying to work out the wood combinations, and I like the idea of using Bubinga and or Katalox :help:

I'd shoot for the Katalox. I almost went for it on 213 but have always wanted a blood wood fingerboard.

I researched katalox and it seems like a great wood for fingerboards.
 
I'd shoot for the Katalox. I almost went for it on 213 but have always wanted a blood wood fingerboard.

I researched katalox and it seems like a great wood for fingerboards.

Shoots off to the gallery to try and locate Katalox fingerboards
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Tom has requested photos in my seated playing position, because he is concerned with neck dive if I make the wrong wood choice. I can always attach a lead weight to the rear strap point ;)
 
Shoots off to the gallery to try and locate Katalox fingerboards
:cool:

Tom has requested photos in my seated playing position, because he is concerned with neck dive if I make the wrong wood choice. I can always attach a lead weight to the rear strap point ;)


The Katalox/ bubinga combo would likely sound pretty good too.

Neck dive to me is almost inherent to Fender based designs. Fortunately a good strap or lead weight;) can help out.

I've gotten into the habit of wearing a strap whether I'm sitting or standing. Just makes things more consistent for me.
 
Shoots off to the gallery to try and locate Katalox fingerboards
:cool:

Tom has requested photos in my seated playing position, because he is concerned with neck dive if I make the wrong wood choice. I can always attach a lead weight to the rear strap point ;)

Tom was concerned about Neckdive on177, wide 5, maple neck on a wide Joan (small body)

I have to say - his fears were unfounded!! But I did give him a pic as well - he tweaked the upper bout strap lock position, and its all cool
 
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