the saga of my mape neck continues--india ink with epoxy?
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the saga of my mape neck continues--india ink with epoxy?
i'm taking the frets out today, eventually i'll get all the nesscary parts and want to try a piezo bridge but i had an ideal for fretlines. what if i put a couple of drops of black india ink in the epoxy?
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just finshed sanding and i got to say the taste of maple saw dust is better then rosewood. waiting on some kneck screws and a passive harness before i can put it togeather. i'm gonna try 500k pots to bring out the brightness of the maple fingerboard and really give it a different personality then my other basses. also i sawed off the body part of the pickguard cause the natrual wood finnish looks so nice.
the wobbly tuners and sheet metal bridge will just have to work till i get the money togeather.
the india ink/epoxy fretlines turned out great.
the wobbly tuners and sheet metal bridge will just have to work till i get the money togeather.
the india ink/epoxy fretlines turned out great.
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order the harness and i'm cutting out the tone pot, i never turn down the tone any ways...
laid down a thick coat of epoxy, then checked the board and SC warned me about THE CLANK...
see--
http://fretlessbass.com/viewtopic.php?t=176
unless there's any problems i'm gonna use the bass saturday for a gosple/ country jam with some old time pickers that lasted 2 1/2 hours last time. the maple is my lightest bass so cross fingers.
the next 'reply' will be when the job is done and i'll put her up in the gallery.
laid down a thick coat of epoxy, then checked the board and SC warned me about THE CLANK...
see--
http://fretlessbass.com/viewtopic.php?t=176
unless there's any problems i'm gonna use the bass saturday for a gosple/ country jam with some old time pickers that lasted 2 1/2 hours last time. the maple is my lightest bass so cross fingers.
the next 'reply' will be when the job is done and i'll put her up in the gallery.
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IT'S ALIVE!!!
so much Mwah i'm adding some letters. she mwwwaaaahs.
the bridge is the main issue. i'd used one of the saddle screws for another bass so i used a two liter coke cap with a couple of holes drilled in to make a temp saddle...but the action is really high. that will work till i can drop in a badass.
the fretted/fretless hybrid opens up some new possiblities...
i can make a groove like
booomp beemp buump mwaahhmawah boomp mwah - - boomp beeep! buump mwaahhmawh boomp mwah...
so much Mwah i'm adding some letters. she mwwwaaaahs.
the bridge is the main issue. i'd used one of the saddle screws for another bass so i used a two liter coke cap with a couple of holes drilled in to make a temp saddle...but the action is really high. that will work till i can drop in a badass.
the fretted/fretless hybrid opens up some new possiblities...
i can make a groove like
booomp beemp buump mwaahhmawah boomp mwah - - boomp beeep! buump mwaahhmawh boomp mwah...
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