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HazBeen

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  1. I don’t think the wenge fretboard will survive Bending like Beckham
  2. We have a slotted fretboard...... now to get the wenge one off, and make 21 (or maybe 22) maple fretlines...... going to take me ages, but worth the effort I think.
  3. Slow as $&7)$, but we glued some Mahogany and cut a rough body shape! Also did a “design” ..... just having some fun really. Fun bass, so it needs a quirky design. As most that will have followed builds I do know, the process tends to dictate the outcome so I never make CAD drawings or such.
  4. Good point, it certainly requires less space. And the tech is amazing in any case. Very cool.
  5. Great tool, but I have to note that you can buy a pretty decent CNC table for that type of money.
  6. An update needed on this one. It has been a joy to play over the last month or two, but I have come to a few realisations and decisions. 1. Untreated Wenge as a fretless board is not something I would consider doing again. It is too soft given the marks even my Cobalt Flats have left. 2. The neck is almost perfect, but I’d like it to be a little slimmer 3. I am very used to lined fretless, to a point that I wish I had stuck with my original plan and had gone for a lined neck So what to do? Well.... next week I am going to redo/mod my neck and end up with a lined fretless, Gabon ebony fretboard, slightly slimmer neck. Shouldn’t take me too long, so watch this space...
  7. Time flies even when you are not tinkering with wooden bits So developments..... built my son a Blue Cajon, so no more bass wanted by the youngest. So what now? Well, I am going to build a 27” scale for me instead Passive 4, 2 Bart Jazz pups from early 90’s. Mahogany body, Maple Wenge neck, 24 fret Wenge fretboard. The rest I will decide on in due course, but as I am off next week I might actually start
  8. Why not treat yourself to a full MIDI pedalboard? Due to moving to a different solution I have an MC6 midi controller (in good condition) and the midi switchable 5 loop ML5 (for all your non MIDI capable effects, in very good condition) for sale. The MC6 I got from our resident synth guru @Quatschmacher, the ML5 was bought brand spanking new. Together I was able make my pedalboard fully switchable. Switch on/off several midi and non-midi pedals at the same time. Price includes shipping, I am not looking for any trades on this as I have already "spent" the money although I would be open to trade against an Ableton Push 2 or an Akai MPC/APC. I might split, but will only sell the ML5 seperately not the MC6. Morningstar Engineering: MC6 MKII MIDI Controller - GBP185 (with MIDI and USB cable) shipped FULLY PROGRAMMABLE MIDI CONTROLLER The MC6 is a fully programmable MIDI controller, capable of sending up to 16 different MIDI messages per preset. Each of this message can be mapped to a specific action on a switch, which gives the user a plethora of options and precise control just from a single switch. With 30 banks and 12 preset per bank, the MC6 will sit comfortable on any pedalboard amid the varying demands of any musician. Features FULLY PROGRAMMABLE 30 banks with 12 presets each, and each preset capable of sending up to 16 different MIDI messages and functions EASY EDITING Easy to use standalone, or with the PC/Mac Editor. Programming the MC6 has never been easier! USB CLASS COMPLIANT With MIDI over USB, control your favourite DAWs and music software like Ableton Live and Mainstage EXPRESSION INPUTS Connect up to 2 expression pedals for MIDI exp control, or up to 3 aux switches per input to enable access to more presets and functions SUPER COMPACT Allows for easy integration into pedal-boards and rigs. 145mm x 95mm x 45mm Morningstar Engineering: ML5 True Bypass Looper Switcher GBP150 shipped The ML5 enables you to use your midi controller to control even your non MIDI-capable pedals, giving you total control of both your digital and analog effects. Quickly and easily set which pedals are included or excluded from each of your presets and recall them with one touch of a switch. The ML5 is packed full with features in a small and compact enclosure, ready to be fitted on top of or mounted below any pedalboard. Features -Amphenol Jacks -Only the best and most durable audio jacks are used. -Super Compact -Every inch of real estate is fully utilised to keep the ML5 compact. Abmessung: 160mm x 50mm x 60mm True Bypass Relays 5 high-quality true bypass relays ensure that your tone always stays true without compromises. Low Noise Circuitry The ML5 circuit is designed to keep noise to a minimum even at higher gain settings. Easy Programming Quickly and easily program the ML5 to decide which audio loops are on/off in each of your presets. Noiseless Switching Silent switching even with higher gain pedals.
  9. And did not and still does not sound like a fretless 🤪
  10. The website shows the concept, wooden saddles, where the string runs over de full length of the saddle to get a fretless-ish tone.
  11. Fretless sound needs a fretless fretboard, this and the Neuser fretless bridge give a fretless vibe, not a fretless tone imo.
  12. http://www.mike-sabre.com/DDPFretlessBridge/ddpfretlessbridge.html Mike Sabre designed the bridge and sell them. Some pics/clarification above.
  13. @Andyjr1515 no steam used, right? I always steer away from steam for fear of bending, but I know people who call me a fool for just using heat.
  14. Black Crown Iniciate - one of the highlights of 2020 for me.
  15. That would scare the sh!t out of me...... are you heating the glue or planing off the fretboard?
  16. My new place for inserts. Like them a lot https://nectite.de/shop/ Lovely job btw!
  17. Hi mate, I’ve marked the post as Sold for you. We generally do not delete postings, so marking as Sold hopefully is fine.
  18. Great heads, just super reliable, powerful, great sounding and still relatively light.
  19. Nice work so far, the wenge is really lovely and it will surely have an aggressive bark when complete.
  20. I love that bridge design too, such a simple but smart solution.
  21. Wow, that is a nice (and heavy) piece of 12 string.
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