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The Official MARUSZCZYK CLUB!

Does anyone have pics of a roasted Maple fretboard?

there you go...

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Ha, Adrian posted a Video of my Bass today. In the Video, the Bass was like i ordered it, with Flatwounds. At least, i've changed the Strings to Roundwounds, what fits the Bass much better. Ah...ande the Luminlays are Green of course and not as mentioned by Slawek, in blue.


That's so cool!
I got the YouTube pop up alert on this one earlier today, I'm looking forward to checking it out, looks awesome!!!!
 
I'm waiting on this passive Jazzus:
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JAZZUS!
Deposit Aug 27th
Shipped from Cologne Fedex Dec 8th
Arrived California Dec 10th!

Results: Beautiful! The one-piece bird's eye maple neck and quilted ash top give it traditional, resonant jazz tones. The wenge fretboard and mahogany back sweeten the mids and highs a bit while keeping the mix on the bright and bold side. Bell-like blended tones, quite bright and loud (stainless rounds at the moment), yet even and clear on all strings across the fretboard. The Frog cousin is much different, more of a stand-up stand-in with the Macassar ebony board and ziricote top--understated by comparison, with a little growl and lots of mwaahh (needs a dusting).

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JAZZUS!
Deposit Aug 27th
Shipped from Cologne Fedex Dec 8th
Arrived California Dec 10th!

Results: Beautiful! The one-piece bird's eye maple neck and quilted ash top give it traditional, resonant jazz tones. The wenge fretboard and mahogany back sweeten the mids and highs a bit while keeping the mix on the bright and bold side. Bell-like blended tones, quite bright and loud (stainless rounds at the moment), yet even and clear on all strings across the fretboard. The Frog cousin is much different, more of a stand-up stand-in with the Macassar ebony board and ziricote top--understated by comparison, with a little growl and lots of mwaahh (needs a dusting).

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That looks great!

I'm working on a build right now that will have the quilted ash top with matte blue burst… that was inspired by this one, so I hope it turns out like this one :thumbsup:
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