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Roscoe pictures (from Roscoe Forum)

Hi all,

My new (used) SKB 3006
Walnut burl top
Spanish Cedar body
Pau ferro f/board
Bartolini CB's
Aguilar OBP-3

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My faithful fretless. Bought it through the late Adrian Garcia.

SKB 3005 fretless 5
cocobolo top
spanish cedar body
diamond wood fingerboard
Bart/Bart circuitry

It's "THE fretless sound"

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This one has endured the test of time! Still a very classy looking fretless. I love the coloring on the diamondwood finger board.
I believe that this one, and my first Roscoe fretless, were in the Roscoe queue when we first chatted on TB (prior to the Roscoe forum days). I believe 2002 ........
 
Obviously, you've never met Mike...

:ninja:






;)

....hey Mike, how's retirement treatin' ya?

:)

Thanks, you bastrich. So far, retirement ain't all it's cracked up to be. Some of my retired friends tell me it takes a year or two to get used to it. I was dreaming about the days when I could hop in the car and go down and cruise the beach. Not happening yet. And by the way, I have met Steve (ubone) at a GTG he set up. Another man of refined taste.
 
Amazing basses in this thread, Roscoes sure are a thing of beauty. Munji, that thuja top is incredible. Really nice stuff. BTW, I think CB did a bass with a thuja top IIRC....
 
Thanks, you bastrich. So far, retirement ain't all it's cracked up to be. Some of my retired friends tell me it takes a year or two to get used to it. I was dreaming about the days when I could hop in the car and go down and cruise the beach. Not happening yet. And by the way, I have met Steve (ubone) at a GTG he set up. Another man of refined taste.

I resemble that remark. :p Yeah, that's what the dad-man tells me, takes a bit of time to settle into it. You'll manage, I'm certain.

And yes, indeed, Steve is good people. Even though he thought you were a man of taste and class.

;)
 
This one has endured the test of time! Still a very classy looking fretless. I love the coloring on the diamondwood finger board.
I believe that this one, and my first Roscoe fretless, were in the Roscoe queue when we first chatted on TB (prior to the Roscoe forum days). I believe 2002 ........

Thanks Joe. It still is in great shape, considering the mileage it has on it! It just nails the fretless tone!

You're right I think these were built at or near the same time.
 
I resemble that remark. :p Yeah, that's what the dad-man tells me, takes a bit of time to settle into it. You'll manage, I'm certain.

And yes, indeed, Steve is good people. Even though he thought you were a man of taste and class.

;)

Did I mention the fact that Mike is also one of the few people I know that probably has more Hawaiian shirts than I do?? The dude abides, has some serious good taste in basses, and needs to spend a month in a palapa, on the beach between Rancho Buena Vista and Rancho Leonero, getting some serious fishing on, snorkeling Punta Pescadero, relaxing, and chasing the brown gals.

Come to think of it, a month down there would be good for all of us..
 

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