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[attachment=12698:U.S_Masters_EP42_1.JPG][attachment=12699:U.S_Masters_EP42_2.JPG][attachment=12700: U.S_Mast...42_Blue1.JPG][attachment=12701:U.S_Mast...42_Blue2.JPG] As promised Merton! I've not done this before so I hope it comes out ok. I forgot to mention they're quite light too, the lacewood is 7.5 lbs the blue (maple) 8.5 lbs. What do you think? MBA

I had some nice ones which I appear to have lost, but will try to get some up soon. The lacewood is a thing of beauty. The have very compact bodies and look in proportion on a little chap like me! May look a bit weeny on a hoooj guy!

After lurking for a bit, I decided to join up. Hello. I currently play bass, mainly fretless in an acoustic (apart from the bass!) duo/trio, in Oxford playing vaguely psych/ pop/ folk. Been alternating on bass and g***** for around 30 years. my gear: U.S. Masters EP42 in (oiled) Lacewood. Stunning Birdseye neck, Pao Ferro board. Early s.n. B61 (1997?), now has a new Masters fretless neck (black lines on Pao Ferro) U.S. Masters EP42, maple trans. blue, Birdseye maple 'board, B101 2x Hohner Jack Bass in natural, 1 defretted. Trace Elliot 300W 1x15 combo Roland Bass cube 30 for small stuff Cheers Jules Anyone else out there play U.S. Masters? There's not a lot about over here, it seems.