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NBD a singlecut hollow boutique

I myself am a fan of ABM bass bridges, gold hardware, zero frets, and gold strings.

This is a real good looking instrument.
Thanks, I can guaranty both ABM and ETS bridges to be the high end boutiques but US luthiers don't prefer It that much because of overseas pricing. Hipshot is same for us :roflmao:
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Thanks, I can guaranty both ABM and ETS bridges to be the high end boutiques but US luthiers don't prefer It that much because of overseas pricing. Hipshot is same for us :roflmao:
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I use ABM bridges on my bass builds. Both scratch builds and parts basses. Very solid and extremely adjustable. I've never understood why high-end builders seem to use inexpensive hardware when they are already charging high-end prices.
 
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Very nice. Congrats.

FWIW, if you read notation at all, 24 frets is actually ideal as some classical bass music goes to that high G note.
Thanks, you are right. I recently started to study some jazz transcriptions again. Even the easiest Miles Davis solo goes to high G thats why my last 3 basses are 24 frets. Same If I want to sight read some cello or doublebass stuff.
 
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