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This guy (or girl) will beat up your bass...

Discussion in 'Basses [BG]' started by Engine207, Jul 30, 2009.

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  1. Engine207

    Engine207 Losing faith in humanity...one call at a time.

  2. MIJ-VI

    MIJ-VI Inactive Supporting Member

    Jan 12, 2009
    *shakes head*
     
  3. J. Crawford

    J. Crawford Supporting Member

    Feb 15, 2008
    PA
    I kinda like it.. and its cheap.
     
  4. semajniwdoog

    semajniwdoog

    May 3, 2009
    ***?
     
  5. your idol

    your idol

    Oct 13, 2008
    Murfreesboro TN
    belt sander+steel wool+ tack cloth= "professional tools"

    this looks like the kid was trying to strip it down completely to get all that crap off and his arm got tired 15 min into it and he said..eh, this looks kinda cool to me... and now he claims it was intentional relicing
     
  6. savit260

    savit260

    Mar 6, 2006
    Boston
    I think that kid ought to consider a paper route instead. :D
     
  7. maybe im a little sheltered but why would someone pay someone else to make their guitar look old ?? like who in their right mind drops 1500 on a usa jazz bass looks at it and says .. ya know what would make this better ... sandpaper ....

    people are so impatient .... just play your guitar for 20 years every day and it wont look like a relic .,. and will be one ....
     
  8. Engine207

    Engine207 Losing faith in humanity...one call at a time.

    Not to put water on a fire that I started myself :rolleyes:, but let's just agree that there are those who like the looks of a relic'd bass as much as I like a Midnight Wine/black pickguard. Yes, it's different, I know, but the "is relic-ing stupid" argument has pretty well been covered here.

    My reason for posting is that I find humor in the fact that this "pro" expects that someone will trust him (or her) to do the job with their bass for a measly $10. Maybe (s)he makes money doing this, and if so, that's great. But if relic was my thing, I'd either do it myself ("pro tools" /over 20 years) or find someone who valued their work more than a sawbuck...:rollno:
     
  9. LCW

    LCW Inactive

    Mar 2, 2009
    OREGON!
    he must work in the custom shop.
     
  10. Dot Com

    Dot Com Inactive

    Jul 30, 2009
    Obviously!
     
  11. Mark Wilson

    Mark Wilson Supporting Member

    Jan 12, 2005
    Toronto, Ontario
    Endorsing Artist: Elixir® Strings
    You didn't REALLY think this thread was a good idea, did you?
     
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