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You know, some do look like Moby Dick breaching out of the neck.Others look like whales.
Wow, you built those?I've built and own two singlecuts.
I love them, but I am very finicky about how an instrument hangs and balances when I play, and have since gone back to focusing on traditional double cut instruments. In my experience, the location and angle of the upper bout (and strap button!) is absolutely critical to the ergonomics of a bass, and is just something that seems easier to get right on a double.
Here are mine.
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Are those (semi)-hollow with kinda f-holes in the single cut? OR is that just a groove?I've built and own two singlecuts.
I love them, but I am very finicky about how an instrument hangs and balances when I play, and have since gone back to focusing on traditional double cut instruments. In my experience, the location and angle of the upper bout (and strap button!) is absolutely critical to the ergonomics of a bass, and is just something that seems easier to get right on a double.
Here are mine.
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Are those (semi)-hollow with kinda f-holes in the single cut? OR is that just a groove?
Yep!....Whales.....Depends. The right shape/wood combo can look striking. Others look like whales.
Big fanNot of coffee table woods and hippy sandwich aggregate monsters, but beautiful shapes and complementary woods. Here's mine
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