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Thanks guys. At least I could play JJ's VB since the strings were backwards.

Just finished this one. :hyper:

Ponderosa pine
Anigre accent
Walnut top
Ash inlay
Maple/bubinga neck
cocobolo fingerboard
Kent Armstrong pickups
Audere 2-band Z-mode preamp


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Wils, I need to do something about sound clips. Right now I don't have anything decent set up for recording. I played that bass at my church gig last night and was surprised by how much punch it had. It had a really big sound. I suspect the 35" scale had a lot to do with it. I can really feel the difference vs. a 34" scale. The Armstrongs have a lot of growl, but the Audere smooths them out.

Yvon, that's the MR-5.
35" scale
Alder/ash/black limba body
Black Limba top
Five piece maple neck
Macassar ebony fingerboard
Dingwall (LeCompte) pickups
Bartolini 2-band preamp
Hipshot hardware
18mm string spacing

This bass is all about business.
 
Once again, I'm STUNNED!

I love that black limba bass...it really is my style...

that bass with the chrome KA pups looks more intriguing the more I look at it....bring that puppy to Australia with you and I'll let you play at my church :D...we're a little short handed on the low end at the moment (just two of us splitting time)
 
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