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Lets see some walnut!
- Thread starter Scraunchy
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This one is a cheat. I had Pat Wilkins stain a natural bass uke to look like a walnut Rickenbacker, it was dubbed a Ukenbacker by one of the members here.
My Spector NS2J -Special Edition Woodstock Curly Walnut top, Walnut back bass...
Another "cheater"…a Squier Standard Jazz bass in a "Walnut Satin" finish. It was a decent traveler/mod-platform and looked quite nice in-person. Sadly, it was easily the heaviest bass I've ever owned, so it became one part of a trade-in towards a Fender Classic '70s Jazz.
Here's one on my GAS-list…a Fender Japan JB62 in a Walnut finish! drool
Here's one on my GAS-list…a Fender Japan JB62 in a Walnut finish! drool
I'm developing a walnut fetish right now, really have to build something with it. Ive done a few small furniture pieces, lovely to work with and can be sanded and buffed up to a high gloss. I hope to build a Ric 4003w clone next, planning on a Tru-Oil finish.
Mine is rather pedestrian compared to those that have already been posted. It's only 8.6 pounds though!
I just received my Nelson Coquette fretless bass this week. It has walnut "wings" attached to a mahogany neck.
I love walnut Rics man, even plain walnut is beautiful. I was hoping I'd see one hereMine is rather pedestrian compared to those that have already been posted. It's only 8.6 pounds though!
Walnut-capped sugar pine. I saw that body on ebay and just had build it out.
