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Show Your Natural Finish Basses
- Thread starter Beej
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Fender Pro J body, Warmth ebony / maple neck
This was posted a couple of times already but here we go again.
Home made; Fijian mahogany body, Allparts neck and Nordstrand Big Split. CTS pots and passive.
Home made; Fijian mahogany body, Allparts neck and Nordstrand Big Split. CTS pots and passive.
I'll admit that natural finish instruments are my least favorite. However, I have two that are really great, so they stay!
72 ash Jazz Bass, heavily modified, and a 99/00 koa Carvin BB75, I had the frets pulled and therefore made it less apt to ever be sold. Now it's my one fretless!
72 ash Jazz Bass, heavily modified, and a 99/00 koa Carvin BB75, I had the frets pulled and therefore made it less apt to ever be sold. Now it's my one fretless!
I built this ‘single cutaway lined fretless (Warmoth neck) a year ago. Maple top from a bathroom remodel project in 2005, mahogany back from the shop owner after he passed of aggressive ALS. Bartolini split coils and Gotoh hardware mostly.
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1978 Mocha Jazz. Boat anchor but a great sounding and playing boat anchor.
Passinwind
I know nothing.
- Dec 3, 2003
- 23,075
- 46,027
- Disclosures
- Designer/Toaster Tech @ Passinwind Electronics
New natural finish walnut knobs for my Crescent Moon fretless, these are just prototypes before I have my knob guy make a dedicated set for this bass:
You have a knob guy?
Two of my 3 fretless monsters are ‘natural’
Passinwind
I know nothing.
- Dec 3, 2003
- 23,075
- 46,027
- Disclosures
- Designer/Toaster Tech @ Passinwind Electronics
I’ve had three really great experiences with this guy, so probably so:
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The in-stock listings are just the tip of the iceberg, Brad really loves taking on custom work and repeat customers get a substantial discount.
No, and now I feel so out of the loop!You don't have a knob guy?!
