I posted my Skjold Exotic Custom 5 Fretless a while back, but here are my other two fretless electric basses:
Curbow Custom 5:
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I never get tired of looking at that Curbow!
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I posted my Skjold Exotic Custom 5 Fretless a while back, but here are my other two fretless electric basses:
Curbow Custom 5:
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I posted my Skjold Exotic Custom 5 Fretless a while back, but here are my other two fretless electric basses:
Curbow Custom 5:
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Man that is a radical headstock angle !
Part of why they had probably the best low B string in 34" scale.
Agreed. And I would think that this kind of construction might not be possible with a material that was not as strong as that Curbow Rockwood.
I can believe that. It's a shame they didn't last very long after Greg passed away. Such brilliant designs and Rockwood has some very neat advantages and characteristics. Maybe some day I can get Doug to build me something similar.
That bass, above, was 100% built by Doug, and it's right up there among the very best-built of the basses I own. In truth, it eclipses my Greg Curbow-era Pete 5. I think that Doug has his own shop going now, though he's been building mostly skinny-string models.
Tom.