fralins and chromes. hmmmmm.
Thats what i'm rockin on the JO5. Pots and what not should be getting here soon.
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fralins and chromes. hmmmmm.
Well she's here, but I don't get to hear her until Monday when my tech gets her wired and setup. Anyway, here's my family portrait (although the JO, is going to see some changes once the BG is running....).
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The color is somewhat close on this pic...
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For those that don't know, she's the Bob Glaub 5 Prototype, loaded with a Nordstrand NP5. Can't WAIT to play and hear it!
That's a really cool fretless you have coming your way. Awesome.
i'm thinking about putting the chromes i got for the sterling (traded it after stealing the black hardware) onto the dj4 i'm getting. fralins and chromes. hmmmmm.
...trans teal finish, which is the best finish on the EBMM basses, imo.
Thanks! Just got the UPS email...it'll be here Thursday. Guess I'm staying home that day! Been meaning to take care of some house repairs....![]()
So here's a question for you guys.... When it comes to picking colors on your basses, do you just consider each bass independently (and disregard the current colors in your stable), or do you try to mix and match accordingly with the other basses. Just wondering.

Thats what i'm rockin on the JO5. Pots and what not should be getting here soon.
I ended up putting the Chromes on the JO5CS and MTD Nickels on the DJCS w/Audere. Seems to be the correct setup. I may still go passive on the DJ, haven't decided yet.
Chromes and Chi's. Yummy. Can't wait to hear the Chromed Fralins.
My fav is Pacific Blue Burst. Love that trans finish.
So here's a question for you guys.... When it comes to picking colors on your basses, do you just consider each bass independently (and disregard the current colors in your stable), or do you try to mix and match accordingly with the other basses. Just wondering.
it doesn't cost too much to refinish a bass, so maybe i'll do that with something down the road if i have the extra cash.
i think sea foam won't find itself into my collection ever. just like natural finish with lighter colored woods.
Whats the typical cost for a bass to be refinished?
Whats the typical cost for a bass to be refinished?
Starts under $300....
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I'll admit that Seafoam was in my final five choices for the BG5.... as was Natural..... Probably the only color I wouldn't want to own is a dark natural finish.
Seriously, I hate natural with maple, or a black with rosewood.
I need more color-breakup.
Thats what i'm rockin on the JO5. Pots and what not should be getting here soon.
I'm really digging the stacked knob setup on my JO--rolling the tone halfway off on the bridge pup (with everything else full on) beefs things up nicely while still providing a lot of bite.yeah, you'll have to get me a wiring diagram...maybe i'll try something cool on the dj, too. i may end up with delano large poles in it...they're humbuckers, so maybe i can play with them a little. ideally, i think i'd like to do a stacked knob control scheme and keep them passive. i'm not sure what to put in the extra hole, tho. i don't think Lakland would sell me a plate with only 2 holes, but maybe hipshot makes them and i can ask them.
yeah i'll probably showcase my lack of talent again once i get comfy on the dj4 neck. i'll see what it sounds like with rounds first, but i think flats are in its future, because i don't feel like putting them on the Ray yet.
Wilkins does the finishes for US Lakies and Sadowsky (and perhaps others).here's the guy i was thinking of using down the road...seems like similar prices.
http://www.wilkinsguitars.com/pricelist.html