it has a hook to hang it up
"CT" clone
"CT" clone
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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!
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Nice grain
G-flat looks like it was visited often... what's up with the first fret? Or is it just some sort of distortion in the pic.
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I married the perfect girl , she has no idea how many basses I have and doesn't care , she just says "That's pretty" when I take one out of the closet
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Seymour Duncan made basses?
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My current collection … there is another one in parts in the workshop to be completed sometime
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I just realized that’s a Pittman neck I posted I meant to post a pick of my Pittman bass not that but it’s missing the nut and so you see the space. Also its been “rolled “ on the finger board and given a “broken in” feel. I believe that is a tele neck though I’ll have to ask Paul or Bruce may know. If y’all are lurkingNice grain
Yes ESP made a few years ago only a few basses. This is however the finest J i have ever played or heard and I’m very lucky to have it. I did put on a VT/ VT and a KTS
You can see from that pic alone the instrument is perfect.
Almost NASA tolerance dialed in. Pole alignments ( good ‘ole SJB’s) neck width, string spacing etc etc it’s tight .
Almost NASA tolerance dialed in. Pole alignments ( good ‘ole SJB’s) neck width, string spacing etc etc it’s tight .
- Jun 30, 2010
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You can see from that pic alone the instrument is perfect.
Almost NASA tolerance dialed in. Pole alignments ( good ‘ole SJB’s) neck width, string spacing etc etc it’s tight .
That's very cool - like having a Philip Kubicki Jazz bass - you know it will be top-notch! I'm a big fan of Seymour Duncan - makes great pu's!
So day 1 2019 I popped on a Spitfire on a Wilkins
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That's a killer combo!
For all those who are skeptical about Spitfire tort - they are 3D which sets them apart from even the original 60's vintage tort pg's. I'd love to see this one in person - love how dark and rich it is with burning embers of colour! Mark is getting better with every pg he does!
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That's a killer combo!
bwahahaha I'm such an idiot, I thought the spitfire was the pickup or something which is why I was asking about what the result was....
2019, off to a roaring start...
I went with the DIY $18.00, ships from Asia in 2-4weeks, Tort Pickguard material. Someday I'll figure out how to put a nice 45 degree bevel on my pickguards.
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It's not that difficult really - just takes some patience and a sharp Exacto blade. You can even make your own simple device to hold a blade at that angle to shave it. I've done a few and they come out great.
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I had cream covers on this but I think black looks better what do you think ?
