GeoffGould
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It's beautiful whatever species. Canary does look more like the wide grain patterns.looks nice. Canary wood I think for the top?
Good to know!haven't intentionally used chechen for fgbds, but it could be pau ferro or cocabola/rosewood
Great shot. What are the specs of your bass?Man what a fun Thursday night festival gig! Moondance it was called. This was taken in the last 40 minutes of the show (I have my sandals on-it was 53 degrees out)
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I have a question for my fellow Gould players. What strings do you guys use to keep tension low in your 35 inch scale basses? I like really low tension on my 34s and 33.5s. The extra string length makes strings more taut. Wondering what to try to get the feel closer to my preference.
Thanks!
So, here's another one. The Deep Space One. Single Novak BS/DS pickup. Push/Pull master volume switches between the louder BS and the more 'hi-fi' DS windings:
If someone is looking for an alder GGi5, the surf green one with the cream white emg has dropped its price to roughly 1250 shipped from Japan.
Be careful on this one guys. I actually purchased this instrument over the weekend and a couple of days after paying, I received a detailed message from the seller with numerous pictures and an explanation that the instrument was in way rougher condition than the few pictures showed, the neck was twisted and the truss rod was almost tightened to its limit with action very high.
Needless to say, I asked to cancel the order for a full refund and thankfully they obliged.
Clearly these are honorable sellers as they complied with my refund request. I’m just posting this as a warning because this thing is beaten up pretty badly and I would imagine it would cost a pretty penny sending this to Geoff or someone else to have the neck fixed. By my back of the envelope calculation it would cost more than the current market price for the same bass second hand in very clean condition.
Be careful on this one guys. I actually purchased this instrument over the weekend and a couple of days after paying, I received a detailed message from the seller with numerous pictures and an explanation that the instrument was in way rougher condition than the few pictures showed, the neck was twisted and the truss rod was almost tightened to its limit with action very high.
Needless to say, I asked to cancel the order for a full refund and thankfully they obliged.
Clearly these are honorable sellers as they complied with my refund request. I’m just posting this as a warning because this thing is beaten up pretty badly and I would imagine it would cost a pretty penny sending this to Geoff or someone else to have the neck fixed. By my back of the envelope calculation it would cost more than the current market price for the same bass second hand in very clean condition.
Clearly these are honorable sellers as they complied with my refund request. I’m just posting this as a warning because this thing is beaten up pretty badly and I would imagine it would cost a pretty penny sending this to Geoff or someone else to have the neck fixed. By my back of the envelope calculation it would cost more than the current market price for the same bass second hand in very clean condition.
here's the listing from the seller's site (tc gakki). hopefully the link works:What's the name of the store? Communication is difficult with my Japanese distributor. Really nice guy, and his English is way better than my Japanese, but...
I'm just curious if the store is associated with him, or it's just a used piece that ended up somewhere.
Be careful on this one guys. I actually purchased this instrument over the weekend and a couple of days after paying, I received a detailed message from the seller with numerous pictures and an explanation that the instrument was in way rougher condition than the few pictures showed, the neck was twisted and the truss rod was almost tightened to its limit with action very high.
Needless to say, I asked to cancel the order for a full refund and thankfully they obliged.
Clearly these are honorable sellers as they complied with my refund request. I’m just posting this as a warning because this thing is beaten up pretty badly and I would imagine it would cost a pretty penny sending this to Geoff or someone else to have the neck fixed. By my back of the envelope calculation it would cost more than the current market price for the same bass second hand in very clean condition.