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Wal Bass Club.

This is available guys in classifieds:

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f126/fs-feeler-wal-mk1-bass-trans-red-gorgeous-1067452/



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Just curious, what is the audible attributes of Hornbeam Maple in the neck?

My (admittedly limited) understanding is that hornbeam is hard and stays straight. It was/is used for masts in sailing ships.

I have an old ProIIe that NEVER goes out of tune unless a tuner gets bumped. That includes massive temperature changes like being in a sub-freezing trailer overnight and humidity changes.

And it's just hornbeam, not a variant of maple.

dunc
 
My (admittedly limited) understanding is that hornbeam is hard and stays straight. It was/is used for masts in sailing ships.

I have an old ProIIe that NEVER goes out of tune unless a tuner gets bumped. That includes massive temperature changes like being in a sub-freezing trailer overnight and humidity changes.

And it's just hornbeam, not a variant of maple.

dunc
I could be thinking Hornbeam/Maple instead of Hornbeam Maple. I think mine is Hornbeam, Walnut stringers, and Maple. It was Jim Kernodle's '92, which is posted on the first page of this Part 4 thread.

And I'm betting he's in a torture chamber waiting on his new one!