
5 string project revisited.
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5 string project revisited.
I waited too long and my original thread scrolled. Here is how the 5er looks today. I just re-fretted it so I decided to put on all of the hardware to see how she plays. The action is quite low and all notes play cleanly. In any event, she is much better than when I got her. The next step is the new finish.


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jwr2
mapleglo 4003s5 with black trim ... I like it ... http://www.3dentourage.com/425/1990%204003s5%20mg.htm
The wood on this bass is not at all unattractive. The solid colors often (not always) have visually flawed wood. There is a small sap run on the front under the G string between the guard and the treble surround. That is about it for blemishes. I like the way Jeff's looks so I am thinking it will end up Mapleglo. It turns out that I will have to adjust one fret a bit. The B string rattles a lot at the 3rd fret. Otherwise she plays wonderfully and the neck does not creak anymore.
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Incidently, Ilan, that guitar pictured is my favorite electric guitar configuration ever made- my friend just got an SG with P90's and that is the best distorted guitar sound I have ever heard.
Ok, back to Rick programming....
Ted, it would look great natural IMO. The headstock wings....
Ok, back to Rick programming....
Ted, it would look great natural IMO. The headstock wings....
Gitch-Pang, Gitch-Pang- the RIC trademark
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