stevenhart28

[quote name='stingraybassman' post='1233831' date='May 16 2011, 11:58 PM']Went for the DiMarzio model one with 4 band active and a 5 way tone selector. Sounds huge, very growly but the eq and slider means its pretty darn versatile. Will get some clips up ASAP. I cannot stress how much bass you get for your money from this guy.[/quote] thanks for the good feedback on my bassies every one email me at [email protected]

[quote name='cocco' post='1258491' date='Jun 6 2011, 03:42 PM']I've often thought about going custom but something has always put me off placing the order. Mostly my lack of knowlege about tone woods/pickup configs, luthiers etc. So with that in mind I'm documenting my thoughts here in the hope that someone can lend a machete to my thickett. I'm a rock player through and through, alot of what I do is bass driven, I play with a pick mostly but I switch to finger style alot for dynamic purposes. I love my grabber for it's punch and agression. I love P's apart from the lack of a back pickup to rest my thumb on. I don't like that my bongo has no soul, I don't like that my jazz sits ontop of the mix. I love my T-40 in humbucker mode apart from the weight. I like 2 EQ rays but not 3 EQ rays, I love the ray neck profile too and I like G&Ls, especially the thinline ASAT I dont want a fancy top wood, I'm thinking maple, ash or alder for a body wood because my grabber is maple and my fenders and peavey are alder or ash. I'm not against bass wood after playing an aerodyne but I'd be worried about it feeling too light. Shape wise I'm thinking T-bird or explorer as a sort of enthwhistle tribute and Id like it to look 70s. Pickup wise I was thinking double Darkstar for the growl and depth or 2 fat humbuckers but defiantly passive, although after the aerodyne I'm tempted by P/J or even P/P because I don't really like jazz pickups. Can anyone help in any way? Ash.[/quote] I build custem bassies email me at [email protected]

[quote name='soopercrip' post='1236077' date='May 18 2011, 06:19 PM']some beautiful basses there mate very talented guy, hope they play as well as they look Andy[/quote] yes they do andy ive tag quite a fue peoples name who have been on them if you need feed back add me as well if you like

Hello all my name is Steven Hart i live in manchester and have been building Bassies and extended range guitars for some time now i build out of the love of it and sell for not much really i have lots of good feedback so if any of you have the time follw the link to my facebook and just add me have have a lokk at the pic follder there are two one is HARTS GUITARS which are the bassies and guitars that are finished and the the othere follder is guitars on the build feel free to leave comments and all that..... [url="http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.66332965581.140609.627165581&l=624dd66fb3"]http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.6...mp;l=624dd66fb3[/url] and [url="http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.66344200581.140625.627165581&l=95cd46fb20"]http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.6...mp;l=95cd46fb20[/url]