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Wow!.....Just Wow!
- Thread starter Paulabass
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volume, tone, pulse, mix, chop, dice, purée, liquify
This is how you do pickup and cavity routing without power tools... Just use the claw-end of a framing hammer and a screwdriver and you’re good to go!
You're all wrong -- it's the controls for the pyro and the drummer's roller coaster!
madbass6
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- Jan 13, 2009
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Congratulations You've found Frankensteins long lost Bass!!
I like the concept, but the execution needs work.
Looks like a road worn model.
Looks like a road worn model.
Obviously modified by a card carrying member of the IBEW.....
LowNloud1
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- I am a hobbyist making stone picks that I sell but mostly give away. They made me do this anyways.
I decided that I would approach my bass modification with a budget of $3. This is how it turned out. A real beauty!
I couldn't find my duct tape. Otherwise I'd have added a pick guard.
Plays like bud-duh!
I couldn't find my duct tape. Otherwise I'd have added a pick guard.
Plays like bud-duh!
It needs work?? As in, it hasn't been worked on enough?
That is a little scary, but I want one to take to auditions!
It needs duct tape. Not gaffers tape or stage tape but sticky gooey residue laden duct tape-this would complete the look by attracting dust dirt hair and other various specks of debris.
