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BassApprentice

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  1. Yikes, a bit shady but that's the internet these days!

    I can see him being annoyed but you have to appreciate the model Eastwood Custom are going for. Trying to build different basses and only doing it for people who really want them, I think it's cool. I'm intrigued to see how this model turns out anyway!

  2. I saw a Jackson Minion in a shop the other day and it reminded me how much fun those small basses are to play.

     

     

    My question is....could you cut off the headstock and make them headless? Are there 4 string string clamps that would fit the smaller necks? Very much just a pipe dream just now but could be a fun project!

     

    Any input is always welcomed

  3. On 20/06/2018 at 15:25, Skol303 said:

    For merch ideas, I reckon fret wraps would also be a good option if you can find somewhere to custom-print them:

    https://gruvgear.com/products/fretwraps

    OK, so the quality won't be the same as Gruv Gear but surely it will do the same job?

    Wonder how you could embroider them?

     

    https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bass-Electric-Guitar-String-Mute-Professional-String-Dampener-Muting-Accessories/263371825308?hash=item3d522f209c:m:mLCRvtAbwjCDjSJdx8LqMrA

  4. 4 minutes ago, martthebass said:

    I know that the tech I use in Wakefield can do miracles with less than perfect fretboards - he showed me a very nice 'ebonisation' job he had done on a guitar when I was there a couple of weeks back.

    Oh that sounds intriguing! I am up in sunny Scotland but didn't know a process like that existed. The fretboard is ok but like I said, the other fretless basses I have played just feel nicer to fret on and slide.

     

  5. Seeing a couple of threads flying around about Fretlesses made me want to dig mine out and it reminded me of something I've always wanted to do. It's a Wolf Jazz Bass so it's not a particularly expensive bass but it is very unique looking (image is not mine but don't have it to hand right now) and the fretboard is one of the things I think is important on a fretless.

    I also really like the neck profile and feel so I don't want to mess with that.

     

    Question is: How hard/expensive is it to get a new lined board put on it? I can see an ebony board costs around £40 or less

    Obviously it's very easy to get a replacement neck but wondering if the new fingerboard will cost less than a nice new neck.

     

    Any help is always welcomed

     

    Ta

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