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SHOW YOUR GREAT LOOKING BASSES WITH MAPLE BOARDS!
- Thread starter engage757
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That Nash is so cool. Surf Green, perhaps? Seems to me that fretless maple fingerboards are under-appreciated. It's a nice compromise between the warmth of rosewood and the brightness of ebony. It looks great and some folks really like the feel of a clear finish under one's fingertips.
Thanks guys. Got the Nash from a fellow TBer over the summer. It is now my #1 in my blues band. I dig the maple board, but the Lollars are what sets it apart. Yes, surf green, but Bill Nash called it something like oasis green. This one has a light relic, which is to my taste, and the nitro finish gives it a better unplugged tone than all my other basses. I truly dig this jazz, and will will hang on to it for quite a while. I'll get some good pics up some time.
OMG that is bee-yoo-tee-ful!! Where the heck do you get one? My Jazz has a maple fingerboard, so I'd really like one just like yours but with rosewood.1989 MIJ Fender. Surf Green.
Pretty sure I've posted this one in at least one or two maple threads....
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And this is the new member of the family:
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this was the bass that one replaced:
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I have a thing for maple.....
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And this is the new member of the family:
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this was the bass that one replaced:
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I have a thing for maple.....
Very purdy!
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