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34 to 35 has never been the problem, I have a harder time adapting to the thicker neck on a 5. Riffs that are no problem for me on a 4 string are inconcievably harder on a 5. inconceivably.
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my favorite movie of that era
shoreline, barts, and not a scratch to be found. T.I. flats to boot.
shoreline, barts, and not a scratch to be found. T.I. flats to boot.
It's a skyline but I love that one would have to ask.
The 30" hobo has a pg
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lakland-Sky...t-/271399710176?pt=Guitar&hash=item3f30aeede0
I've been missing my HoBo, and one in Shoreline would be amazing to have (nudge, nudge, wink, wink, eh guv'nah). I'm definitely jealous of that bass, make sure you play it with soul!It's a skyline but I love that one would have to ask.
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Ummm....Guys? Carl just called. He said he has the body back from paint and if I want to come up and see it, I can. He said it should only be a week or two to assemble. When I asked him how it looked, he seemed a bit speechless. This was all he said:
"Oh Luke, it's....man...it just looks....so wonderful....Man!"
Maybe a new pic this weekend. We'll see! For now, this'll have to do!