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Yeah, I second the motion: Thank you, Tom, for posting those awesome videos. I dig that Russian cat with the sixes. He really seems like and effortless talent. Great tone and playing on the fretted and the AC6, too.
Also, thank you guys for the kind remarks on my fretless video. Like I said, I really am dying to bust it out again and record...soon.
Cheers.
Also, thank you guys for the kind remarks on my fretless video. Like I said, I really am dying to bust it out again and record...soon.
Cheers.
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Wow, thats a great vid, thanks for posting! I'm working on a trade deal, but its moving pretty slowly at the moment. Still keeping an eye out for a nice Ash/Maple VF5, if anyones looking for an Alder/Rosewood one... hit me
Interesting. Thanks for the update. My stomach does one flop when I read about my old VF5, but just one these days so I must be recovering.
Here's another great playing clip courtesty of Fbass Official.
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It looks like it may stay in the F Bass club Family as I may be working out a VF5 swap with Philip Jordan
Great article about George Furlanetto that all club members should definitely check out. The article starts out talking about Kevin O'Leary of Shark Tank, then moves on to more interesting content. 
"Hamilton used to make many consumer goods. Tires, tractors, laundry detergent, vacuum cleaners, Lifesavers, fridges, Studebakers. All long gone.
"But for 35 years, Furlanetto has been making guitars for a select slice of consumers around the world. His guitars start at nearly $4,000 and can climb to several times that. "
Hamilton's secret guitar maker to the world
"Hamilton used to make many consumer goods. Tires, tractors, laundry detergent, vacuum cleaners, Lifesavers, fridges, Studebakers. All long gone.
"But for 35 years, Furlanetto has been making guitars for a select slice of consumers around the world. His guitars start at nearly $4,000 and can climb to several times that. "
Hamilton's secret guitar maker to the world
You are making me feel like a bad father... I only put a stuffed animal with my children as I lay them down to sleep.First bass' course today for my young daughter.
Like she told me, nothing sounds as a good
Fbass. And she knows what she's talking about...
(of course, she learned from me)
I wich a merry Xmas to you all Fbass lovers with a lot of hapiness !
Happy Christmas, friends! May visions of sugar plumbs dance in your heads, and VFs, ACs and BNs dance in your hands. 
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