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Vigier Club

I've had a search and I'm sure there's not.
So would anyone be interested in a Vigier club?
(sorry if it's already been done)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vigier_Guitars

Any other Vigier players out there?

This is my Vigier Excess Indus.
I've placed some glow in the dark stickers over the fret dots, I might remove them as they don't glow like they use to.

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Numbers:

I'm going to make Patrice Vigier #1, just for bringing us these awesome basses (and guitars).

#1 Patrice Vigier
#2 NML1986
#3 4-string
#4 krdavis32
#5 Menno
 
Put a set of TI flats on it today - first time it has seen anything but rounds. No fret wear what so ever. :) Are they steel frets...?

Got a couple of pics. A few dings and marks, but at least I made them all myself. :)

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Put a set of TI flats on it today - first time it has seen anything but rounds. No fret wear what so ever. :) Are they steel frets...?

Got a couple of pics. A few dings and marks, but at least I made them all myself. :)

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Nice, maybe the frets are made from adamantium. ;)

Would you like a number?

I'm going to make Patrice Vigier #1, just for bringing us these awesome basses (and guitars).



#1 Patrice Vigier
#2 NML1986
 
I don't know why they changed that recipe.

That neck is extremely stiff. There's no truss rod in it, but I've used anyhting from Roto funkmasters to heavier sets with an E up to 110 on it. Never was a problem.

To my ear the neck makes the bass very lively sounding, with LOTS going on in the upper mids.