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It is the best Roscoe I ever owned. Other than me adding a push/pull coil splitter, it's perfect.Yeah that bass is amazing and the best Roscoe I’ve owned.
Not quite "ebony and ivory".
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This one is in the final of the final 2 week phase lol. In Keith’s defense Nordstrand has been the problem holding up the DC pickups.
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Yeah that bass is amazing and the best Roscoe I’ve owned.
Thank you for the correction.Dennis,
Now I know that you know that the top on your bass is buckeye burl and not myrtle burl.![]()
I’ve currently have 5 in the stable. I’m planning on listing the burl maple / mahogany 4 string but I haven’t gotten around to it.
My favorite tones come out of my ash bodied LG’s with maple tops, standard necks with a wenge fretboard. I have Bart CB pickups in all of them.
If you ever want to part with one of those LGs... I might know a guy who loves LGs and really wants a Roscoe bart LG to compliment his Fretless and Fretted PJ...
That Koa LG was one of Joe’s many basses that was passed from owner to owner. See first post in this thread! It was the only bass I owned that folks I played with requested I bring after hearing it. I think it had the Mahogany body with an Ebony fretboard and the Demeter preamp. I ended up selling it back to the guy I bought it from!!I know you don't have it anymore but that far right Koa with matching knobs is really nice. Love that Buckeye Also.