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deanovw

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  1. P/J Jazz bass body. Black nitrocellulose. Bare body nothing attached. Copper sheilding. The finish is not perfect. Routed for P/J pickups, x4 pots, rear cavity and side jack. Sold
  2. SOLD Gotoh Vintage Reverse GB8 Gear Bass Tuners Open Nickel Code: GB8N Brand new, never fitted. Complete. SOLD
  3. It’s awesome and feels really light. I think it must be the machine heads. I’m def using them again in future builds.
  4. Thanks that is a good idea. I’ll try and do something but I don’t have a great recording set up here. If it helps the sale it will be worth it.
  5. Looks like I may have to part this bass out. Does anyone want to make an offer for the whole bass before I do?
  6. Here we have a very nice Might Mite Jazz Bass neck. Bugger all wear on the frets. What you see is what you get. £80 collected or can post at cost.
  7. Will consider offers on this. 😁
  8. I did think about parting it out but it’s a lovely bass as it is. I think it would be better to keep it together.
  9. Thanks. The neck came alive after stripping and sanding. It really pops.
  10. Thanks for all the nice comments. The paint was purchased from Northwest guitars. I think it looks great but I’m no expert on exact hues. 👍😁
  11. I have an off white scratchplate and tried it with both. It also looked awesome but I preferred this tort one just a tiny bit more.
  12. I am selling two bitsa basses that I put together over the last few years. This one is a P bass. I have over £550 in materials invested in this bass so I am selling it at a loss. I just want to move it on so that I can start on the next builds I have planned. The the body and the neck are painted in nitrocellulose from a rattle can. The finish on the body is not 100% perfect and there are a few tiny rub throughs of the shoreline gold. Perfect for a relic finish if you are into that kind of thing. The body I assume is alder but I'm not an expert. I stripped it and refinished it. The neck is from Allparts and was brand new. I sanded it and painted it with the satin Nitro. 38mm nut. The neck is quite chunky. Machine heads - Schaller Pick up - Unknown Bridge - Gotoh OEM style Weight on my not very accurate bathroom scales = 4kg Gig Bag included Any questions please ask. Location is Exeter. I would rather not post as I don't have a hard case for it. Happy to meet up (safely) within reasonable distance.
  13. I have played the gold one more than the black one so far! I really like it 😂 I haven't seen your ash oil finish but i'm sure it doesn't look cheap. Beaten look rocks. 🤘😎
  14. That neck wasn't like that at all when I bought it. It looked quite plain. I stripped it and sanded it and as it got smoother the flame in it just started to appear. I was well chuffed.
  15. In February 2015 I attended one of John Shukers bass building courses and came away with this, my main bass. Since then I have had a few basses I wanted to try to build so I attempted this. However with no workshop, tools or much free time its been an uphill struggle. Anyway, I was furloughed from my work and made a concerted effort to finish what I'd started all that time ago. These next two are basically bitsa basses. For the first one I bought an Alder body from Ebay in the USA. The neck I picked up on Ebay UK I think. It is of unknown origin and was second hand and had a polyester laquer on it. After prepping I attempted to do a walnut stain to the body and neck. This went very wrong. The stain I used was more like paint and I couldn't get a nice finish at all. It showed up every stroke of the application. I was gutted. Anyway, to cut a long story short I sanded the body and neck back and started again. I decided to do the body in Black nitrocellulose and the neck in clear gloss nitrocellulose. That was a whole new challenge as its not at all straight forward. Still I got it to where it is today. See pics. Hardware is: Tuners - lightweight hipshot Pick ups - Kent Armstrong J and P pickups Electrics - One volume per pickup. EMG BTS Control, 2-Band EQ for bass guitar, features broader single-pole filters. High and Bass +/- 12 db, 4 selectable frequencies for the treble control (2100, 3500, 4500, 7000 Hz Bridge - Gotoh The next one is a bitsa Precision bass I just wanted to do because I wanted a P bass. I thought a shoreline gold bass with tortoiseshell pick gaurd would look very nice. This body I think I picked up on Bass Chat a few years ago. It was fully loaded but the wrong colour. So I sanded it and refinished in shoreline gold nitrocellulose again. Once again this was quite tricky to do. The neck was bought off Ebay UK and is an Allparts brand new unfinished Jazz neck. I prefer Jazz necks as I have short stumpy fingers. This is painted with satin nitrocellulose. Machine heads - Schaller Pick up - Unknown Bridge - Gotoh OEM style So there you have it. I have at last managed to finish these basses. They are not perfect but they are mine, done by me to the best of my ability. Thanks for reading this far.
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