No offense intended, but am I the only one who thinks some of the burls just look like mold?
From Wikepedia: Insect infestation and certain types of mold infestation are the most common causes of this condition.
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No offense intended, but am I the only one who thinks some of the burls just look like mold?
No offense intended, but am I the only one who thinks some of the burls just look like mold?
From Wikepedia: Insect infestation and certain types of mold infestation are the most common causes of this condition.
Burl and spalt are both types of fungus growths, though burl isn't always fungal in nature. More importantly, someone along the way figured out that fungus ridden wood could look amazing if shaped and polished correctly, and they also realized they could charge a premium for it too. If only I achieve the same result with bread!
...every time I see this pic I yearn for a 5 string Scheff...stunning...
My favorite fungus is Blue Cheese. Tone sucks though...very dull.
One man's dull is another's sharp cheddar.
Awesome, I loved the imagery! It sounded really good too, very balanced, very clean, and your bass line had me bobbing my head!
I really like the sound of the band! Congrats and much luck!
+1! Nice work!
Personally, I'm into Epoisses De Bourgogne....if it doesn't smell like the inside of a well-worn shoe, it's not worth my vintage port.
Anyone else seen this custom 55-94?
Ebony fingerboard, mahogany body with walnut burl top, thumb rest.
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