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Show us the Rob Allen basses!
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Don't have my new Mouse photographed well yet.
Just an amazing instrument...it kills with the jazz ensemble.
Jay
Just an amazing instrument...it kills with the jazz ensemble.
Jay
Always happy to join Spade2you's Rob Allen party. Here's my Koa Deep 5 Fretless E to C, and Walnut/walnut neck MB2 fretted. My Mouse will soon be in the house.
And then there's this one, which isn't mine, but you can tell it was made from the same piece of wood:
And then there's this one, which isn't mine, but you can tell it was made from the same piece of wood:
This one is mine now. It's been christened Kitty since you can see a face in the bass. I love the bass. The only downside I came across recently was looking for some long sustaining notes on the G string in the 5 to 9 fret area. I'm thinking I might get a set of new strings to see if that gives a bit more sustain. Any thoughts from other MB2 users.
That bass pic of yours is soooo beautiful... You're going to cost me a bunch of money.
I truly hate you.
I truly hate you.
Glad I could help.That bass pic of yours is soooo beautiful... You're going to cost me a bunch of money.
I truly hate you.
where is he putting the pups?
It's under the bridge saddle. Conventional pickups operate by sensing motion based on a magnetic field disturbance. This piezo pickup senses the vibration and pressure.
That´s a nice idea
so with one of those you could actually just make a bass with a big hole in the middle?
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