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View attachment 2769099 my epiphone explorer

Nice Epis! But the one I would want to hear most is the gas can...that looks like a bass that could make or break the ongoing argument over the importance of tonewood.View attachment 2769104 and here we have my full electric collection, epiphone flying V, epiphone explorer, epiphone thunderbird classic pro , and a home made fuel can bass.
It's got a pretty funky sound to it for sure. There's a cedar block running through the middle to support the string tension and a maple slab at the end where the bottom was cut out to put everything inside, plus some various shims made from scraps of whatever I had lying around. It's in for a set up right now but I'll throw a clip of it on YouTube or instagram when it's back.Nice Epis! But the one I would want to hear most is the gas can...that looks like a bass that could make or break the ongoing argument over the importance of tonewood.
Just started playing 2 months ago. I guess this would be considered my "starter pack."View attachment 2771681 View attachment 2771682
I would call that a very nice starter packJust started playing 2 months ago. I guess this would be considered my "starter pack."View attachment 2771681 View attachment 2771682
That's Awesome! Puddle pirate is what a Navy buddy called us Coast Guard guys.Sorry. Off topic but your name reminded me of a certain photo I took so I thought I'd share.
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Thanks! That's good to know!I would call that a very nice starter pack
That's Awesome! Puddle pirate is what a Navy buddy called us Coast Guard guys.