No good, no good... I was looking forward to pairing this bridge with the Alumitone P-pickups and some Grover Imperial tuners, and feeling the art-deco vibe...
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No good, no good... I was looking forward to pairing this bridge with the Alumitone P-pickups and some Grover Imperial tuners, and feeling the art-deco vibe...
This is no longer the case. As a matter of fact he's out of the picture completely.Rick;
Perhaps you can elaborate why you are tied to one particular machinist?
Hey man,
I really would like to get one of these. I have a bridge in need of replacement, and I think the wood in this bass is worth the best bridge I can muster.
I know a contract lawyer who would probably help you out. He might even do it for a couple bridges. He's a bada$$ bass player, contract lawyer Looks like a hardcore punk. Dude's got a conscience.
If you want me to hook you guys up lemme know. I dig your ideas, and think the world would be a better place with better bridges.