So all of you guys have new Roscoe's currently in process?
That's maybe the most in a while (for active TB'ers on this thread).
So cool!!!
Keith is building at least 5(?) basses total for at least 4 of us!
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So all of you guys have new Roscoe's currently in process?
That's maybe the most in a while (for active TB'ers on this thread).
So cool!!!

So, what kind of attendance is expected at the mid-GA GTG in a couple of weeks?



I just pulled the trigger on two builds today; fretted and fretless SKB Custom 5 strings. Couldn't pass up the opportunity and Keith has been absolutely fantastic to work with as usual.
Fretted SKB Custom 5: Ash body, Quilted maple top, light amber finish, Pau Ferro fretboard, Evo Gold frets, luminous side position dots, standard neck, standard Barts/pre, Diamondwood nut, black/gold hardware
Fretless SKB Custom 5: Ash body wings/flamed maple wedge core/flamed maple top, transparent black finish, unlined Diamondwood board, luminous side position dots, Bartolini J pickups in the narrow "sweet spot" position, Bart pre, Diamondwood nut, black hardware.
Now to start digging through the house to put any and everything I can find on Craigslist and/or Ebay.
There's going to two more basses and a wireless system in the classifieds here too!
I used to have an YXZ quilted dipped in chocolate with clear sugar coating!
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Also wanted to let you Roscoeheads know that Roscoe faithful JohnnyR is home recovering from fairly extensive back surgery. While he won't be able to attend our GTG he's allowing me to pickup his Signature bubinga 3006 fretless and bring it to the GTG.
I'm hoping that he'll still be doped up a bit when I pick it up and maybe he'll forgot that he gave it to me!![]()
That Spector is a nice looking one.
Had Spector basses for many years, awesome basses.
But I found Roscoe a few years ago and that was it!

It's only a 3 hour drive, so I'm basically local.It'd be sweet to be close enough to drive and pick up your new Roscoe.
No back up. If I gig out of town I bring my G&L JB-2 Tribute jazz bass. It's a nice enough bass for what it is. Nothing would back up my Roscoe except anther Roscoe. I think my G&L would sound better if I ran it into a preamp of some kind, like a new YYZ pedal, but that's another thread...Now,I have some questions.(just curious)
Do any of you have a “back up” bass for your Roscoe? And what is it?
For example I have one (Cort A5) that I mostly use for practices at church and or practice/service at other churches.
The backup for my #1 player fretless 6 is a fretted 5; the backup for that is a fretted 7.Now,I have some questions.(just curious)
Do any of you have a “back up” bass for your Roscoe? And what is it?