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Beautiful and your dog is cool too.
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When I get my Ray34 back from the luthier I'll post a pic of it on here. It's one of them der silverburst ones.
PS: I don't know why anybody would ever want to buy a bass that didn't have a matching headstock.
I'll jump in on this. Love matching headstocks. Preferably B&B'd though.
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Got it yesterday! This was a bass bought new buy a collector, and just stored. There are ZERO signs of it being played. Case candy still unopened. Even smells new! I called Ernie Ball and when I told them what I had, before I asked, they said that this bass is very rare...only a few ordered like this. Plays and sounds awesome!
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All my Roscoes have matching headstocks, but I like this one the most:
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Your fret? board looks beautiful. Do you still call it a fretboard on a fretless? Prehaps a fretlessboard or a board? Anywho, what kind of wood is that? The grain looks so nice.
Thanks!
Maybe 'fingerboard' is the correct term.
The fingerboard is Diamondwood, similar to Zon's. A birch ply fingerboard that's impregnated with resin and heat cured. Very, very hard, to withstand the use of round round strings. Roscoe won't even offer these fingerboards fretted due to the wear on the fret saws ('tho Zon does, or did).
The grain is pretty much 'what you get, is what you get'.