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CONKLIN 9 ALMOST FINISHED!!!! PIC!!!!

oversoul said:
thx Stew, hey, I don't know how far it is from there, but if you feel like strolling to anywhere near the Conklin headquarters, you are very welcome to take it for a test drive! :cool:
oh, I don't think Bill and Mike want to see me after I sent them the remains of my beautiful basses...

:(

... but I'd be all over that gorgeous 9 if it was anywhere near possible!

:D

Stew
 
I didn't mean that Bill and Mike were unhappy with me when I wrote the above statement, all. in fact, the guys at Conklin were among the most emotional when we spoke after I got out of the Superdome. I'm talking with them about building me a new axe in the not too distant future...

now, back to more about Luis' amazing new axe!

:D
 
Nope, the problem is finding a case for it. I don’t know if we told you that the company that used to make all of our custom Ultralite cases just suddenly went out of business (literally overnight) and we are desperately trying to find a company that can supply us with cases that will fit some of these monster 8, 9 and 10 string basses.


We have a couple different companies that are supposedly making some prototypes for us, but they keep telling us another few weeks and we never see anything.


Keep up your spirits; we’ll get taken care of as soon as we can.

Bill

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elros said:
Stew had a similar problem with his 10-string, remember? but then the case company was still in business.
Can't any flight case company make an anvil-style case that'll fit nicely?


I guess, but the problem is not my bass, its the whole case supply, they are waiting for samples from other manufacturers, and Bill does say that they are taking their time :eyebrow:
 
Badass dude. Girlfriend says "it's too big," but she's ... well, a girl.

What are the electronics? I used to have a GT-7 and would love to own another 7 someday (fretless, probably) ... but I'd probably go the Stew route and have totally passive, no knobs.
 
Eric Cioe said:
Badass dude. Girlfriend says "it's too big," but she's ... well, a girl.

What are the electronics? I used to have a GT-7 and would love to own another 7 someday (fretless, probably) ... but I'd probably go the Stew route and have totally passive, no knobs.


I ordered a Bart NMTB back then, we'll see how it sounds, I became a big fan of aggies meanwhile... one of the switches is an active/passive indeed.