I wonder why the wooden truss cover shown on the C6 in this pic:
….was replaced by a plastic cover, more typical for a Basic in this pic?
Russell's keeping the one with the wooden truss cover. His toys, his rules.
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I wonder why the wooden truss cover shown on the C6 in this pic:
….was replaced by a plastic cover, more typical for a Basic in this pic?
It's been swapped to the other bass.The wooden truss-rod covers are pretty easy to crack in-half, by tightening the screws too much. (Either wood or plastic.) Maybe it has been put aside to be repaired...
EG
Not sure if it's been said before, but does anyone know what amp/cab Mike T uses at the shop to "test" his instruments?
I was there in January and noticed the amp but can't say for sure what it was. Bergantino does ring a bell though. Years ago he was using Tecamp in the shop.He had a Bergantino in there when I went. He recommended. Super clean, yet warm, he said.
Man I just love this bass to pieces. It’s the nicest and best sounding instrument I’ve ever owned.
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Oh, that looks nice! Is that a maple top? Do you have other pictures in more natural lighting?
Also interesting looking amp, never seen that before. Off to do some research!![]()
Classy set up! Love the all blonde 535.Amp is made by Jad Freer. Small builder from Italy. It’s called the Sisma. Here is a pic of the MTD in better lighting. And yes, NY crotch maple top.
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Finally, after many years, have my very own mtd 535-24
Finally, after many years, have my very own mtd 535-24
It really is. Ash/ash body and neck, Walnut top with matching headstock, Birdseye Maple fretboard.lovely bass, thats a beautiful combo of wood