Agreed. Between the cold of Eagle River and the heat of the Utah desert, and stops in between, my Fbasses are remarkably stable travelers.
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Happy birthday to George Furlanetto, one of the industry's foremost innovators and finest builders... and a really great guy!
Congrats Randy I can't wait to see more progress pics. Is this the first ash neck F bass? I always wondered what a ash neck BN5
would sound like.
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Im not sure if it is the first Ash neck...maybe as a neck through...Maybe Marcel can comment on this?
Other than that...this build "Wallace"...is going to be crazy!!!
Im not sure if it is the first Ash neck...maybe as a neck through...Maybe Marcel can comment on this?
Other than that...this build "Wallace"...is going to be crazy!!!
Thanks for the feedback. It works for me though, so I'm not sure what to try. What about you guys? Can the rest of you get that YT link to work?
yes, and it posted FS on TB a while back then if it was the same one.. later ended up at The Low End and sold there. Was pretty cool looking.
check this:
Interesting, thanks! Doesn't look like the lower cutaway has been adjusted much, (if at all), to accomodate the extra frets...
I've sent George an email to enquire!
I've sent George an email to enquire!
Haven't had much cause to play the BN5 for a little bit, but picked it up again this week and fell in love all over again. Just a phenomenal instrument.
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My BN5 is like that, as well. For no good reason, I'll go a stretch of time without playing it, and then I'll pick up and it's like DAYUM!!!
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