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Ken Lawrence "Joust" 11-string
- Thread starter Jean Baudin
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- Aug 27, 2003
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somehow fodera + 11 + fanned just doesn't add up for me.
thanks again for all the comments/compliments guys! I'll make sure to post some finished pics as soon as I get it. I haven't seen any progress shots since the pictures at the beginning of this thread.
The h. claw should also be finished in october (for real this time).
thanks again for all the comments/compliments guys! I'll make sure to post some finished pics as soon as I get it. I haven't seen any progress shots since the pictures at the beginning of this thread.
The h. claw should also be finished in october (for real this time).
Nick man said:Get a Doom bass, then I'll be impressed.
Thats some seriously cool stuff.
"That's one doomed space marine".
I agree with both notions.
- Apr 3, 2003
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paintandsk8 said:
That briefly flashed through my head, but being a Joust fan, I could make out the ostrich pretty quickly.
- Apr 3, 2003
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Okay, I've read through all the other posts now, and I just have to add that this bass is really something special, Jean. I agree that many ERB's end up with a really whacked sense of proportion, but this bass, and your Conklins (love that Signature model!) really do have great esthetic qualities. I also cannot wait to see the finished product! Of course, hearing you play it will be even more impressive, I am sure!
Just curious, but Jean, have you and Stew ever done any shows together? Man, I'd really love to hear the two of you ripping together on a complex classical piece!
Take care, Tom.
Just curious, but Jean, have you and Stew ever done any shows together? Man, I'd really love to hear the two of you ripping together on a complex classical piece!
Take care, Tom.
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Thanks Tom!
Stew and I have hung out at the NAMM shows but we've never done a gig together. Hopefully, we'll get a chance to jam sometime in the future.
Stew and I have hung out at the NAMM shows but we've never done a gig together. Hopefully, we'll get a chance to jam sometime in the future.
someone mention my name? 
it would definitely be great to play with the mighty Mr. Baudin, but I need to replace my gear and head back into the woodshed. on the lighter side, there's a pretty good chance I may be relocating to California...
at the very least I'm hoping to make it to NAMM this January. with any luck we'll be able to do some brainstorming in the midst of catching up and doing the hang.
definietly a cool thought!
Stew
it would definitely be great to play with the mighty Mr. Baudin, but I need to replace my gear and head back into the woodshed. on the lighter side, there's a pretty good chance I may be relocating to California...
at the very least I'm hoping to make it to NAMM this January. with any luck we'll be able to do some brainstorming in the midst of catching up and doing the hang.
definietly a cool thought!
Stew
I think that neck alone is bigger than all my basses combined. Still, it seems to have a bizarre, train-wreck kinda hold on me...
mark beem
Wait, how does this song start again??
elros said:
well , that's of course the inlay of the hideous claw and not a
picture of the joust but..that inlay is S-I-C-K !
