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Rosewood wings, I believe maple,walnut and purpleheart neck. PU's are neck-Kent Armstrong; bridge-EMG Select. My design; started with a rough shape of my Ripper and started 'pulling points'. There's no pickguard. Don't know what the bridge is, prob plastic. About $600 because of the truss-rod, rear routing and added PU.nanookanono said:congrats, very nice,
could you please describe choice of woods ans PUs, is it your design?
I prefer without pickguard! what is the bridge made of ? how much is it?
Thanks
Yes, it is passive, the concept was to use 2 amps, usually with the neck pickup straight into the BBE BMAX preamp and the bridge PU thru a Behringer Bass V-amp Pro. Each preamp has its own power amp.nanookanono said:Nice instrument, thank you for the answer, two more questions please :
It seems to be passive electronics, could you say if you put two jacks at the same time to mix the two PUs, how do you manage the tone, perhaps you use an outboard preamp?
What is your choice of wood for fingerboard ?
Is it easy to play with the action ?
Do you like the sound?
Thank you.
By-Tor said:I think he uses a material called Korian for the bridge, I'm not 100% sure.
XxBlackOrchidxX said:| want a '63 fender jazz...gotta love that old busted look
not really, | want a 6(7 if they will make it) string fretless warwick thumb.
jammadave said:I used to own this one (my own design), but sold it to a fellow TBer last fall... body was too big for my short arms due to my own miscalculation of width =0)
jammadave said:Man, Patrick - uhhh, Fred Bolton know you had this made?
=0)
(cause it looks like the beautiful B-Basses Queen Bee SC has inspired somebody)![]()
patrickj said:![]()
I just did a google search, (at the risk of sounding totally ignorant) who is Fred Bolton/B-Basses Queen Bee?