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Sorry broseph, tort is going back on. The Capri Orange with a tort guard was my inspiration for this projectDo me a solid and don't put that horrid pickguard back on it. No guard is best guard
GrossSorry broseph, tort is going back on. The Capri Orange with a tort guard was my inspiration for this project
Sorry broseph, tort is going back on. The Capri Orange with a tort guard was my inspiration for this project
I think I'm gonna be sick lol. That orange looks nice though. Like an old GTOView attachment 5194981 Tort pick guard mock up just for @RoadieP
Second coat of poly down. So far REALLY happy. Fingers crossed I don’t screw it up on the next twoView attachment 5195851
Yup. Realized that after I put color down. But, seeing what I see now, I like it so gonna keep it.For future reference, you'll need to use a sanding sealer then primer if you take the original finish down to bare wood. Otherwise you'll still be able to see grain (unless you want to see grain).
No such thing as VVBOut of curiosity:
By "VVT", do you really mean "Volume - Volume - Tone", or do you mean "Volume - Volume - Blend"? (The Invalid Link Removed says "Master Tone".)
To me, the answer matters. Some of my Harley Benton gear (two basses and a resonator guitar) features "VVB", and I'm considering yet another guitar for this very feature.
That would be Volume Volume Volume. How loud can you get with that?Thank you!
I'd prefer "Volume Volume Blend" for the spectrum.
There are basses with Master Volume VVT with a 3-way switch. Think Gretsch hollow & semi/hollow and a few others that make similar type basses.That would be Volume Volume Volume. How loud can you get with that?
Thank you (too) for explaining.No such thing as VVB
I really prefer VVT over VBT.
Why?
Well when I dime just the Volume of VVT both are at 10. I can set both at 9, 8, 7, 6, etc. I can set them independently anyway I want. Including 0.
With VBT I can’t nor anyone else can do that.
I can dime Volume on VBT and only get 100% neck pup and 0% bridge pup or 90% np and 10% bp or 80% np and 20% bp or 70% np and 30% bp or 60% np and 40% bp or 50% np and 50% bp and then the reverse the other way.
The detent of blend is 50% of both at 10 and not 100% of both at 10
VVT both V’s dimed is not the same as VBT with V dimed and B at detent.
VVT is for me much more versatile than VBT can ever be.
Another preference I like even more with a 3-way switch is MV VVT.
You see this on a few Hollow Body and Semi/Hollow Body Basses.
Thank you too.That would be Volume Volume Volume. How loud can you get with that?