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So i put down a deposit for an omicron infinity 7 string headless. it will be 5 months before he can start because of the wood I selected. the waiting begins anyone have any thoughts as to the build?
Swan omicron infinity 7 string
- body mahogany
- top walnut burl
- neck flame toasted maple 3pz satin or oil finish
-fingerboard ebony
- scale 31
- 26 fret (may go to 28 fret, why not it can fit lol)
- compound radius 30’ to 40
- preamp Mike pope 4-band A/P
- pickups hand made (I think he is doing those lakeside pickups... not sure)
- full ramp ebony squared
- bridge riviera
-string spacing 16mm
- dot abalone
- nut brass
-all hardware black
- case swan
- matching headstock
- back headstock ebony
- logo abalone
I am not sure... them being in Argentina makes certain woods a challenge, I would love to have an old-growth tight grain redwood or spruce possibly even...Very cool! So is it the walnut burl that will take 5 months?
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Body: Mahogany
Top: Anchico Burl
Neck: Hard Maple 3 pcs
Fingerboard: Birdeyes Maple
Scale: 34”, 24 frets
17.5mm spacing
Radius: 20”
Preamp: Mike Pope - 4 band
Pickups: Lake triple agent (dual coil)
Strap lock Dunlop flush
Nut material:Brass
Carbon fiber neck rods
Bridge: Hipshot A Style
Tuners: Hipshot Ultralight
Weight: 9.7lbs (4.4kg)
Removable Ramp

I should get pictures of the final bass along with a tracking number by end of the week!![]()
Oh awesome! Do you have any pictures of the bass being built?
Only the pictures from the one video he sent me here: https://www.talkbass.com/threads/the-official-swan-custom-basses-thread.1629885/page-5#post-28314209
In the end, the colour is going to be "garage red."
@Just Wrong looks great! How long until you'll receive it?
I had to look back at the specs of your bass, but that's certainyl something that I think would work very well with my bass preferences as well. I really find those riviera bridges intriguing. They look great and I think they make a lot of sense functionally. The colour is great too! It works very well with the natural wood.
