fonkyme

thanks a lot haz, for your comment.
that was a quick deal, friendly and secure, and a pleasure to meet you.
hope next time we have more time to chat and drink a beer, and no marathon in London.
I am happy the Roscoe ebony belong to you now.

thanks for your comments

i agree, i was the same before i haven't seen it for real.
but i was very impressed by the real sound when i played one for the first time.
i also try 6 strings & 5 strings brub's bass with buckeye burl top, ziricote and buckeye burl fingerboard, amazing sound and look.
i can't imagine playing on another bass brand.

hi
are u selling it and for what price?

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thanks to the 1965 people who read my profile.
and persons that post comment.

[quote name='fonkyme' post='979246' date='Oct 6 2010, 12:22 PM']you are right visog.
the strings are really down
it s so easy to play it.[/quote]

you are right visog.
the strings are really down
it s so easy to play it.

[quote name='octaedro7' post='972138' date='Sep 29 2010, 11:09 PM']Your bass is so tempting but I've just purchase a sixer that I'm in love with and I need to reduce the number of basses that I have. Unless you want 2 fivers for your sixer [/quote]
thanks but i préfère sell it to buy one i saw

[quote name='octaedro7' post='972138' date='Sep 29 2010, 11:09 PM']Your bass is so tempting but I've just purchase a sixer that I'm in love with and I need to reduce the number of basses that I have. Unless you want 2 fivers for your sixer [/quote]
thanks but i préfère sell it to buy one i saw

[quote name='octaedro7' post='970034' date='Sep 27 2010, 10:09 PM']Yeah, my Lakland would suit you better [/quote]

you think! i was more for a fbass or another roscoe.
i don t know lakland bass.
but if you sell it, mine can be yours. and Spain is close to me. it s easier to deal.
I think I will sell it to a shop and buy a 4 or 5 strings.
gracias de donde estas tu?

thanks for your bumps, Pete & octaero...
it s a Nice Bass with rare top. but i still can t play 6 strings

bump...

pm sent...

bump, very nice bass

thanks everybody

oui je suis français, de marseille,
très jolie basse, mais c'est mieux de parler en anglais pour tous le monde.

if i keep a 6 bass, for shure i keep the roscoe, thanks again for the warwick proposal.
the sound of the roscoe is really unbelievable, so balanced, so perfect.
i am happy to played 6 before, and now i know more about the F.....G scale.
i want to come back on 4 string or 5 if i don't find what i want.but 4 strings is prefered.


so many people ask me about the neck.
the bottom of the neck is not bigger than a cigarette pack at the last fret, sorry for using this to compare...
it' very flat.

first of all, i got very little hands,
when you are on the neck you don't need so many pressure, you play faster with your fingers, and triplets are more controled, and fast, the slap is fantastic.
you can bend each strings, even big string in low note on the first fret.
every detailed giving to the string is heard on the amp.

i put some pics of the neck

cute, bump.

[quote name='Doddy' post='925790' date='Aug 15 2010, 08:43 PM']They're probably too busy making stunning instruments like this[/quote]

for the web site update, i don t know.
but if you send a mail they amswer in cupple of hours.
i asked them to built a 4 strings skb with an ebony top.
keith said it's very hard to find top quality ebony top wood(very expensive option).
i plan to buy another roscoe but 4 strings.

you're right doddy:
They're probably too busy making stunning instruments like this

the roscoes are the best pete i agree.
this bass sounds is incredible.
the neck bend you hand naturally and it's like butter to play. you don t feel it's a 6 strings neck.
the ebony top( for me king of bass woods), act like a natural compressor.
very deep, very percussive and crispy.
with finger or salp(i love slap), it's sounds wood...

thanks pete

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