You are one talented bassist! You make art out of every day stuff. You bridge the boundary between imagination and actually getting it done mechanically. Keep up the good work!
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HoBocaster (Junkyard Dog)
- Thread starter Dark Horse
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I love this - you've made my day!! Thanks for sharing it.
Killer looks, awesome sound, genius (re)use of materials, style to spare....bad bad GAS...
Killer looks, awesome sound, genius (re)use of materials, style to spare....bad bad GAS...
I added a matching "aged tin" headstock -
That's what I'm talkin' about.
Excellent.
Dark Horse. Every bass you've built its friggin amazing. Like really. Totally awesome. Keep up the insanely awesome work.
Thanks...it's a ton of fun to build 'em....
...but even more fun to play 'em !
Pics from last nights gig -
...but even more fun to play 'em !
Pics from last nights gig -
godofthunder59
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I got a ridiculous amount of compliments on the looks and tone...both from the artist I was filling in for, and the audience members. It's definitely a attention getter !
I like it, post-industrial cigar. The Dano neck is priceless, was that just laying around? maybe I missed that part of the story.I like the sound, too.
Thanks...it's a ton of fun to build 'em....
...but even more fun to play 'em !
Pics from last nights gig -
I'm glad to see you already gigged your hobocaster!! Even better to hear that you got compliments for both looks and tone!
