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Some of my builds

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Cool stuff, personally natural isn't really my thing, as they tend to look heavy to me. Maybe because the 1st natural Jazz bass I picked up was like 30 lbs..well seemed like it..lol. :bassist: :thumbsup:

I see in the other pic you loaded shows a "Hartke" bass cab.. that looks awful "Peavey like" to me, any relation, or am I crazy? :confused:





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Cool stuff, personally natural isn't really my thing, as they tend to look heavy to me. Maybe because the 1st natural Jazz bass I picked up was like 30 lbs..well seemed like it..lol. :bassist: :thumbsup:

I see in the other pic you loaded shows a "Hartke" bass cab.. that looks awful "Peavey like" to me, any relation, or am I crazy? :confused:





T$
The "peavey like" Cab was built by me it has two10" and a 15" I just stuck the Hartke sticker on it for fun.