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Roscoe Club

Yeah, the body being rough cut so quickly is a blessing and a curse. One of the things one must deal with when buying custom built basses. Here's a pic of the rough cut body. As Gard said in our conversation, wait for it to be sanded and finished....in about 3-4 months! I think this will be another amazing bass.

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I think I've had 7, so 6 besides my current. I also have one being built so 8 total after that one arrives. My current and my future will be my basses for a while. I'm getting off the merry go round and "settling" for a pair of Roscoe Century Standard Plus 5's - fretted and fretless. If I can't be happy with that, I'll never be happy.
 
True, if I had any need for another fretless..... used to play fretless only in a Hard Rock band, but it was too hard to keep the intonation good with a new band, new songs and some added vocal requirements. Plus, not much need for fretless in the Country band :)
 
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Has there ever been a how many Rocoes have you owned thread? If so, I missed it. For the record, 2 LG3005s, 2 SKB3005s and 1 SKB3006, 5 total. Down to a Signature SKB 3005, but it's a bass I'll never sell.

The subject has come up here in the Roscoe Club thread. In the last two years there have been eight spend time with me. Still have three and I don't see them going anywhere in the foreseeable future.

Century Signature fretless six (still here)
Century Signature fretless five (still here)
Century Custom fretted five (still here)
SKB Custom fretless six
SKB Custom fretted six (two)
Century Standard + fretless five
LG fretted five