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To Block Or Not To Block?

To Block Or Not To Block?

  • Yes

    Votes: 82 42.3%
  • No

    Votes: 112 57.7%

  • Total voters
    194
Thinking that stick on blocks and stick on bindings would make what is a very nice looking bass look like a cheap piece of junk...

Just my honest opinion :)
You might be surprised. Some of them are very high quality, using thin layers of actual inlay materials, not just plastic.
 
I'm a big fan of blocked and bound necks but I have to say, I have a blocked neck on my P bass and it just doesn't look right. It keeps screaming at me to switch to a conventional dot inlay neck.

Now on a Jazz bass? Fuhgettaboutit!
 
I love blocks, but only with binding as well. I agree with the comments to match the headstock though. Maybe gold hardware. But looks awesome as is.

Side note---> Is this one of those Rockaudio kits? If so how is it, I have been interested in doing one if they setup and play good
 
I love blocks, but only with binding as well. I agree with the comments to match the headstock though. Maybe gold hardware. But looks awesome as is.

Side note---> Is this one of those Rockaudio kits? If so how is it, I have been interested in doing one if they setup and play good
No it was just parts I bought off TB and the neck and empty body were bought from kijiji.
 
Fixed.

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