I'm the exact same boat! Though, this is also the closest thing to a "support group", too!
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The Official MARUSZCZYK CLUB!
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I'm the exact same boat! Though, this is also the closest thing to a "support group", too!
Haha right! Hi everyone I’m here because I struggle with Marusczcky addiction.
WOT???
Not really evil but I'm not really in a hurry to get to 12 basses! Well, my finances aren't ready....
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Ooooo... the Bass of the Month club. Sign me up!
You're in luck!...
We have a twelve bass program....
I am currently working on finding reasons and funds for ordering a custom Pi and a Jazzus. But when to play them when you already have 3 Maruszczyks, 2 other basses and 3 electric guitars?
Just wondering, whats the difference between an Elwood Europe L and an Elwood L? I've ordered a Elwood L 5a, and the specs are as below.
ELWOOD L 5a-24 35" Body: alder with eye poplar top（EP5）and resonance hollows Neck: Birdseye Maple ROASTED, matching headstock, 35" scale, carbon rod Fingerboard: ebony, 24 frets, without inlday, Super blue side dot 3mm Nut width: 45mm, black nut Construction: bolt on Pickups: Haussel Fat Jazzbucker, 2 mini switch (serial/single coil/parallel), 1 mid freq. mini switch (300Hz/500Hz/800Hz) Electronics: active 3-band Delano MS/E - volume (active/passive push/pull switch), balance, bass, middle, treble/passive tone blend Finish: natural, body/neck matte Hardware: black, Hipshot A-Style (Brass, black) with 19mm string spacing, Hipshot ultralite tuner (Clover, black) 4+1
Will there be a chance that mine will be an Europe L?
ELWOOD L 5a-24 35" Body: alder with eye poplar top（EP5）and resonance hollows Neck: Birdseye Maple ROASTED, matching headstock, 35" scale, carbon rod Fingerboard: ebony, 24 frets, without inlday, Super blue side dot 3mm Nut width: 45mm, black nut Construction: bolt on Pickups: Haussel Fat Jazzbucker, 2 mini switch (serial/single coil/parallel), 1 mid freq. mini switch (300Hz/500Hz/800Hz) Electronics: active 3-band Delano MS/E - volume (active/passive push/pull switch), balance, bass, middle, treble/passive tone blend Finish: natural, body/neck matte Hardware: black, Hipshot A-Style (Brass, black) with 19mm string spacing, Hipshot ultralite tuner (Clover, black) 4+1
Will there be a chance that mine will be an Europe L?
I think that the Europe series has exotic wood tops, which are more expensive.
You can choose E. G. Buckeye burl, maple burl, walnut and others. You can reach out to Adrian and ask if your order can still be altered.
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Go to Woods - > Top Woods and check out their choices!
Pierre Ganseman
Commercial User
your bass is an Elwood Europe as far as I can tell. That being said there's zero difference between the two...
The Europe serie is just a fancied up version of the Standard one.
cheers
Hey guys, if anyone sees a cough shot of a lefty daphne blue 5 string P let me know! I deleted Facebook, so I won't get the heads up!
How do they end up on FB? I got my couch shot sent to me through my U.S. dealer.
Pierre Ganseman
Commercial User
yes sir. Second time I have one in stock. Every time i pay close attention not to play it (lol)....
i've fallen in love too many times ...
Garcia, normally Adrian should send it to you via email.
GLN, Maruszczyk uploads many/most/all builds to their FB page, that's how they end up there
Garcia, normally Adrian should send it to you via email.
GLN, Maruszczyk uploads many/most/all builds to their FB page, that's how they end up there
I've visit the Public Peace configurator FB page, but somehow I didn't know about the main Maruszczyk FB page. More GAS than I can handle right now!
Pierre, that has to be a serious challenge for you with the sheer number of nice basses that you see....
Pierre Ganseman
Commercial User
Pierre, that has to be a serious challenge for you with the sheer number of nice basses that you see....
Oh yes... O_O ... but good problem i guess
