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Show Your Natural Finish Basses
- Thread starter Beej
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- natural finish
Here are mine:-
2 x matching 2003
and 2021 Tim Commerford signature - long scale passive
2 x matching 2003
and 2021 Tim Commerford signature - long scale passive
Lovely basses in this thread
but WHERE ARE THE WALS???
Sold mine in 1990. Guess what, it was natural Ash with fretless Rosewood fingerboard!
"You are my 5 String....My only 5 String...."
I do love the look of natural wood. Here is my Lakland DJ-4.
Oil finish walnut and maple Rickenbacker Cheyenne 4004.
Oil finish Tune WB4-F
Both basses have great contoured bodies and necks, the oil finish makes them even more comfortable to play.
Oil finish Tune WB4-F
Both basses have great contoured bodies and necks, the oil finish makes them even more comfortable to play.
It'd be a crime to hide this beautiful flame walnut.
Full story here: NBD a singlecut hollow boutique
Full story here: NBD a singlecut hollow boutique
Mr.Ace
Bass players rule!
- Sep 8, 2015
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- Endorsed by Fusion ( maker of killer gig bags)
When I saw this walnut Warmoth Jazz body in the TB Classifieds, my "muse" compelled me to do something with it. Eventually, I assembled a very nice, fully functional Jazz bass.
For some reason, not too long after I was done, I had this strong feeling of having scratched some kind of "artistic itch". Having satisfied that creative urge, it was time to move on to the next Projekt, so I disassembled it, kept some parts and sold off the body. Fortunately, it still lives on in the thread I made for it and pics I took, like a painting in a gallery.
For some reason, not too long after I was done, I had this strong feeling of having scratched some kind of "artistic itch". Having satisfied that creative urge, it was time to move on to the next Projekt, so I disassembled it, kept some parts and sold off the body. Fortunately, it still lives on in the thread I made for it and pics I took, like a painting in a gallery.
Got a bass with a natural finish? Let's see it!
