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Cuzzie

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  1. Certain Sig models Also get treatment of some form such as the MarloweDK
  2. Won’t disagree there - it defo makes a difference
  3. Ooooo I like talking vibration and thermal treatment - such a good option
  4. If string spacing is your nemesis, but there is a bass you like you can always get said bass and pop something like a Schaller 3D bridge on it which allows you to set your string spacing, I did it when I routed a jazz to accept Rickenbacker pick ups
  5. Thanks for that - getting parts can be a pain and expensive so I tried making my own aside from a neck of course, if you have a friendly carpenter near you, you may be able to do one!
  6. Looking good my man. How much Brass is in the inserts? I hear that brass is bad and more stainless steel the better. I couldn’t find any I was happy with either so I went normal for my last build
  7. The detuner is great. You can fit multiple ones to your bass if you want, and you can also get a double stop lever so you can go down 2 notes. I have done normal basses BEAD no problem, and am often permanently in drop D and half a step down so am nearly there most of the time. If you want a new bass have a look at the Schecter C4 apocalypse Ex which is a 4 string set to be BEAD with a 35” scale
  8. Cheers Can’t say I am a pro by any means, but you are not too far down the road and if you want to do a refin on what you have, happy to pass on anything I have learnt. I will say so far as paints, grain fillers, sealers etc spray cans go - Dartfords from the Rothko and Frost website are very good, better than the northwest guitars ones I used previously
  9. There are a fair few imperfections on this thing, and I have already provided relic features by wafting a soldering Iron too freely and burning some finish, couple of chips already, intentional not smooth sand finish - it’s a living piece set out to get a few scars
  10. Nope - an intentional palm placement dent for where I like to play from time to time - it’s fully quirky!
  11. Far from perfect but it sounds and feels good - a few quirks for the OCD lot out there, but we’ll let them past between friends
  12. Keeping it classic or considering reversing each P?
  13. @LukeFRC never thought you were BF bashing, just interested in conclusions depending on how we all play and what we play
  14. Isn’t the point of the SC and the 12XN that it isn’t the ‘Barefaced sound’ - it’s actually the sound you are putting in amplified, and with no offence made, it’s means you don’t like your raw sound without speaker coloration.
  15. Looking forward to this. i nearly tried one and was going to get Jaime at Creamery to wind me a match at the bridge for a 58 at the neck
  16. Well I took me at least 5 reads to get the right vowel when it said purple ball end.....
  17. Very light sanding to the side of The nut and it slipped in and held tight - no need for glue
  18. Yep - It’s a Tusq XL nut at 39mm, that neck is 42mm so far in my hands not attached - very playable
  19. I completely get that, and for the savvy buyer it can be used to their advantage
  20. It’s one thing that annoys me when people sell on different platforms for different prices-I suppose there is room to wriggle them down to their other price - most reverb sellers are happy to have some form of negotiation
  21. Yeah of course, it’s a guy on eBay blackstar-guitars https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/303518152681 on message comms with him he says they are made in the same Japan factory as Allparts necks. It feels and looks very similar to an Allparts neck I have so I can only take him on face value and he was quick and efficient with comms and delivery. Its not the fattest P neck you will see, it’s defo a P and fatter than a jazz and seems to hit the right spots, but will let you know when it’s hooked up I have done some rear relic, which I know is not everyone’s taste, but I will leave the finger board alone despite wanting to get the acetone out and see! I like a more bare wood feel anyway. Fret work is good, you’ll see in the pics the nut I fitted is slightly too small, but I only had a jazz nut sitting around, and couldn’t be bothered to order another - heel access truss rod.
  22. Have to echo that, as we can all agree there is no wrong answer here, phenomenal cabs and the One10 still amazes me on what it can handle and do for its size. Of course there are preferences, but I’ve used them side by side personally, 12XN on its own is genius. Supertwin all the way for me - I think my standpoint is with correct EQ/Preamp etc you can get the 12XN on its own to sound like the other 2, but not vice versa.
  23. I certainly will do, thanks for your kind words - happy to admit that some contours were a happy accident - if you see the one on the top horn on the Painted rear shot, that was slightly over zealous chiselling! When I get her/him up and running, I’ll try to compare with my ‘58 P (sort of). That one is a mighty mite body (alder instead of Ash), all parts neck (so should be similar), 4 bolt play instead of 6 bolt ferrules, Hipshot A instead of B bridge and it’s a Creamery 58 - I know a lot of variables, but it’s a sound I love. Will try to get done ASAP - the terror of homeschooling aside
  24. Will do, and I get what you are saying, but part of the last few posts were exploring trying to get people to play together safely, and the others about trying to predict when things could change and we could reliably decrease anxiety of playing out live whatever the gov say.
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