I sold all my other basses thinking this would be my last but I ordered a fretless 6, Jon body, last week.
How about a number?
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Club Clement (Part 7: Post your basses here)
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I sold all my other basses thinking this would be my last but I ordered a fretless 6, Jon body, last week.
How about a number?
this 'style" bass with a few different things would be my next from Tom.
and just to add to the great basses already shown, heres 2 more
in that case, people that want in the club can just use the number that Tom gave the bass when built. that's what i did, no need to get to technical ( this is only an opinion)
Funny!
I was just pondering this exact same idea!
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Thanks MrWalker for keeping it going for so long. Also a big thanks to everybody involved with the club.
Just picked up Sat from one of the Lads here..This thing is like The P/Stradivarius electric fretless bass guitar 
It has a deep but solid lows and darker but sweet mwah . Killer thing it is though . specs
34" scale 4-string.#41.. The top is bookmatched spalted maple and the back is mahogany. The neck is made of mahogany with rosewood stripes and a hard maple center stripe. Bubinga fingerboard and an ebony nut.
It has a deep but solid lows and darker but sweet mwah . Killer thing it is though . specs34" scale 4-string.#41.. The top is bookmatched spalted maple and the back is mahogany. The neck is made of mahogany with rosewood stripes and a hard maple center stripe. Bubinga fingerboard and an ebony nut.
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EMG PA in Ivory . Sounds great . Taking it out to jam tonight for a good romp but so far so good .The EMG set is sweet everything you need and simple to hook up . Wish all p pickups came this way .
The pickup sounded excellent . Punchy , full and warm .Focused and very well balanced . It doesn't have the usual extended top end I'm used too with a typical P p/u but it's enough for sure . Probably makes a killer fretted split p bass I bet as well. Dead quiet too .The bass is incredible it's really incredible I mean I had no problem playing it without lines . The side makers are dead on and my hands just fit it . I think years ago when Tom was making this bass he was making it for me 
Officially my new #1 \m/
Officially my new #1 \m/
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oh heck yeah fantastic flick
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- Jun 6, 2004
- 6,353
- 544
- 66
- Disclosures
- Owner and builder Clementbass
- Jun 6, 2004
- 6,353
- 544
- 66
- Disclosures
- Owner and builder Clementbass
- Jun 6, 2004
- 6,353
- 544
- 66
- Disclosures
- Owner and builder Clementbass
Actually I am making a fretted 5 for myself. The last one I started was bought before i even finished it. I am trying a new 5 piece neck design with Port Orford Cedar and Maple stringers. 25% + less weight than my other necks.
