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I will have a very cool new entry for this thread soon.![]()
NAMM show acquisition...
Benavente DC5 (double cut 5). Lightweight mahogany body, walnut binding around a flamed maple board, flamed walnut top and headstock, "pyramid" neck where it's three strips of maple and then two strips of walnut on the back so the seams overlap. Set neck 24 fret 34" scale. Twin narrow aperature dual coil pickups, two band preamp with passive mode and passive tone control. Currently vol-vol, but I'll probably convert it to vol-blend at some point.
Enjoy.
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Sure... here's a few that show the neck joint and also the layers, tho it's hard to see the seam in the walnut (which is a good thing).Wild!
How about a pic of that neck??![]()
Oh I have a few of those !
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What is this one? I don't think I've seen it before. That fretboard is something special.
Sure... here's a few that show the neck joint and also the layers, tho it's hard to see the seam in the walnut (which is a good thing).
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Thanks, yeah it's super slender from front to back too... plays like a dream.That neck is absolutely, extraordinarily beautiful.
Man, that thing is insane. You know, I never really was that much into green basses... until I saw all yours. Nice!That would be a 6 string custom hollow jazz bass that Michael Dolan built for me last year. Thats a birdseye maple finger board with a crazy quilt/spalt/flame maple top !