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black grain filler is often used on natural or transparent finishes. Thats a really nice piece of wood, you got lucky there.

Or a drummer

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I quite fancy that as a project but he is nowhere near me

I’ll take some

battering cod or haddock - maybe you'd prefer Bread

that will teach him not to choose the lobster....

jamerson at his best.

there's a lot of past threads on this topic - you can get a pretty good idea from reading those.

[quote name='Graham' timestamp='1507282046' post='3384428'] The bassist on that was one of Marcus Miller's students, forget (her?) name now, but it's a great bassline. [/quote] Tracy wormworth

a bass doc built precision of mostly japanese components,loosely based on a 73 maple 3tsb. Notably for a yet-another-Precision, it has a Fender "no-load" tone, so fulltone means the tone pot is electrically bypassed. It has a cheap "Blues tribute" pup from US ebay on it and it always gets complimented on looks and sound.Its a better instrument than I am at playing it.

Well they quoted me a price and a delivery charge So they probably do have stock

I actually really enjoyed that - very conspiratorial.

[quote name='kbuschmann' timestamp='1343566363' post='1752103'] I'd like to view these lessons, but can't open the .ipb file extension. Any suggestions? Thanks [/quote] yes, adobe acrobat reader will open it quite happily

thank you

ok - they say they are alder but could be wrong. I assume you could just put sanding sealer on it and you're good to go ? I'm thinking of transparent blonde in nitro with some celluloid tort

thank you Contemplating a jazz bass kit What’s the word good enough for natural finish? How realistic was the febder haead stock?

[quote name='EliasMooseblaster' timestamp='1509371514' post='3398373'] My longest-serving/suffering bass is a Precision copy that I bought as a kit from Brandoni about 16 years ago: http://www.brandoniguitars.co.uk/ They shipped the kits as bare wood - if you're prepared to hunt down a can of nitro in Daphne Blue then spraying the body yourself could always be an option! [/quote] They don’t list the necks anymore sadly but do list the kits What did you get in the kit and what did you need to replace ?

I’ve had exactly that one and it was great. You can get them cheaper than that though

I agree, solid two piece body probably alder

There you go, collective basschat wisdom worked again Just add pictures and stand back