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The intonation correction is there, take a look here : But thanks to these exposed cores strings, the correction is very light. Look at the Anthony Jackson Fodera fitted with the same kind of strings and you'll notice the same.

I can fret it. Byl was my nickname when I was young. I made something like 10 instruments on order and wanted to start making that for a living, but after around 10 years of absolutely not earning money I stopped definitely. I was also making repairs for guitars, basses and amps (I was well known for my knowledge in tubes). I even made repairs for high end hi-fi shops but fortunately (according to their retail price) they don't get out of use that often except for CD players. I used to work for the local shops and even for some other luthiers for their electronics issues or their clients amps. When I stopped, everybody asked me why I did it. My answer was always the same : Being honest will not make you earn your life and some of you still owe me a lot of money ! End of the (sadly usual) story.

My 3 fivers are strung from E to C without any particular problem once the trussrod is adjusted, the intonation corrected and if needed the nut adjusted.

And thanks for the compliment. If you look closer, you will see that there is a slight intonation correction, the B string being slightly further away (longer) than the E string, and so on.

Just like Russ said, this is the way Erno Zwaan was making the original Q-Tuners. For the intonation that's the magic of the exposed cores strings which makes the setting very similar from string to string. With these strings there is almost no correction to make because the gauge is the one of the exposed part of the string. Try some and you'll see that this strange saddle position is right.

Here is a picture of the 6 strings lined fretless I made for myself some 15 years ago, everything was done by hand with the only help of a router and some basic electric tools : is there anything wrong about it ?

The laws of physics simply explained : could be useful for those pretending their 4 inches speaker can go down to 20 Hz in a bean can... But, tell me who can hear 11 Hz, apart from the US government ?

I saw once Alain Caron "playing" a fretless bass he was invited to try : he simply played a minor scale in A on two octaves, that was enough for him to say that the bass was really good sounding. Some people should learn from this.

F*cking slap. It's so boring to hear the same thing in any shop...

Bought a set of LaBella Gold flats 6 from Sam. Everything was smooth and easy. Deal in confidence.

Isn't that the new Bootsy Collins Fodera signature model?

Ah Monkeypedia, the anticiclopedia ! All the friends I have living in Poland or being Polish pronounce the "w" like“ch"...

It's in fact Sa-doch-ski in right polish way... Ask any Polish around.

Ok, could someone tell me what's the real use of this cover ? Maybe for those living in castles to match the carpet on their stairs...

It's dead cheap indeed. Go on, have a look and tell us more.

It's written inside the can.

And non original pickguard. Otherwise, if you want to make truckload of money, just stinky poo in 90 cans and sell them, like Piero Manzoni did. Ok, he was an artist and it was a deliberate rebellion act, but he earned a lot with this act, so just dare, who knows ?

I've used an ironing stool for a while ("stole" it from my mother a very long time ago), so you are sitted, but almost still standing and in a comfortable position. Quite cheap if you want to buy one.

And this, bad taste at its best :

And what about the cheapo plastic Fender ones where they even write what it's meant for in case you are completely deaf. Ok they are meant for guitarist in first place.

It's because of the smell.

Varvick is the way German people pronounce Warwick. Happy fun, no.