{} {} NBD. I can't resist old worn out instruments that need a good home and some TLC. So here's my 1976 Musicmaster. All original, except for the input jack that was drilled out on the bottom of the bass. Can I be a member of the Short Scale Club?
{} Very cool. Here's my tele bass. I've since parted it out, but I should have saved the body and put a short scale neck on it. I just didn't know how great A SS could be back then! Looking forward to seeing you progress.
I used to have a musicmaster, so wish i still had that bass especially seeing how the price has shot up over the years, funny to think they were originally intended as a low cost alternative to the P and Jazz basses, great basses none the less
Thank you, I absolutely love this bass, I think you are seeing an optical illusion. Maybe I missed what you are looking at
Just saw this this morning on my FaceBook feed. New short scale bass from D Lakin. Not much else except some Korean parts and street price around $600. {}
In your first pic, there are two black things, on either side of the neck halfway up. Is it part of your bass stand? At first look I thought it was part of your bass. I see now that it might be a strap or part of a stand. I'm just a curious guy
Unfortunately I have to sell my awesome short scale (31") Birdsong Hy5 bass. It is a real work of art: For Sale - Birdsong Hy5 Scroll Bass | TalkBass.com
I've recently acquired a new short scale. It started life a couple of months ago as a second hand Greg Bennett Corsair Short Scale (the 30" version) and I've turned it into my travel/camping bass. Here's the build thread And here's the finished project {}
Oh also figured I'd post this here for anyone else who plays short scales is curious Turning a full size warwick corvette body into a short scale with a custom neck Feel free to follow the thread if you want to watch it progress. Short Scale Warwick Corvette Conversion/Build | TalkBass.com
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