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Love it! Although 3 Sims is just showing off
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I just completed a scratch build, was about 600 quid in wood/parts/electronics etc, Depending on your choices it will quickly cost you anywhere between 200-250 on the lower side and if you go for really expensive woods and parts you can spend 1000 quid easily. And you need the correct tools of course.....
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A few years back Cort brought out this top of the range acoustic, the NTL-B at a for Cort pretty steep €998. For the money it is a ridiculously good bass, on par with some much higher priced acoustics, but as I am no longer using it (Covid killed the gig I bought it for) I would like to see if I can sell or trade. Price includes shipping (basic) within Europe, and for distances up to 150km or so I will even consider delivery/personal hand-over (socially distanced of course). 34" Scale Solid Spruce top Rosewood body Rosewood fretboard and headstock with binding Hipshot ultralite tuners Fishman Sonicore cable-pickup Fishman Prefix Plus Preamp Comes with quality hard case Elixir bronze strings Would absolutely consider (part)trades, mainly 2x10 cabs, 1x12 cabs, a good amp (can be "heavy", no need for D class), a high-end preamp pedal, maybe a quirky drive or filter pedal. I have all the basses I need really, so unlikely I would go for that. I hope @HumblePie you do not mind me using your pictures in the original thread below (the lighting is good on them). Please let me know if that is an issue and I will substitute immediately.
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It only took 2.5 years for anyone to notice my comment was ambiguous. We agree and it is not limited to only D class.
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Adamovic Jupiter Custom Made Bass, 6-string WITHDRAWN
HazBeen replied to HumblePie's topic in Basses For Sale
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A fan fav, and now it fits on a pedalboard too
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Bass silver version! https://www.andertons.co.uk/guitar-dept/guitar-pedals/compression-pedals/empress-effects-bass-compressor-pedal-silver
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More a happy excuse
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Infinite Bass IB-1.5FL and Infinite Bass/Status Hybrid 4 (I built them).
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First rehearsal..... wow, this thing really sings!
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Watch tinkering then?
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I am already thinking I might go 17.5" scale after watching the Basstheworld Mayones mini video with Ida Nielssen. I have a left over TC SubnUp Mini.... now imagine if I would build that into the cavity
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Thanks, but I have several soapbars in my “spares” draw. So am pretty well sorted.
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So after I built a 30” for my eldest son, now my 6 year old is asking for a bass. As it is well possible, even likely, that they will not pick up playing long-term I need to build something I could use as well. So why not build a mini Looking at the scraps I have left over it will be a swamp ash/dark ash/walnut laminate body (8mm strips and plenty wood glue), neck thru maple/wenge/maple 25” scale (maybe 24”), with a single soapbar pickup. He wants a blue & red bass .... ehm okay. This will be a slow build.
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As Borat would say, “very nice”
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Thank you Tony, appreciate the comment especially since you know a th8ng or 2 about fretless basses.
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Quick sound snippet..... Infinite Bass 5 FL.mp3
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Fretless sisters.....
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I enjoy this thread, tinkering with wood is always a joy to watch.
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Thanks, much appreciated. I still need to finetune before I can fully answer that question. But first impressions are very positive. Today I worked on the nut (needed to sit a little deeper) and sorted the string height out. After everything has settled (give it a week or two) I will tweak again and record something. Thus far I am very happy, the wenge fretboard gives it a warmer rounder sound than my Status necked fretless. Acoustically it resonates well and there is ample “mwaah”. More pics and sound bites will come
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Still all the tweaking to do, but it is a bass....
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