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nice basses as well , but i kind of preffer no quaerter sawn necks , i think to old style necks like old fenders are better more punch, but maybe is only me

thanks for you advice, are the nitro finishes good quality on those limelight?

Hi, Im looking for a nice jazz bass, im interested on a nash because they look great and are not so expensiv, some opinions would be nice. Thanks. Alexis.

I both a great lakland from Alberto was exactly as describe ,really fast shipping only the best. Buy with confidential from him . Thanks Alberto and greatings from Monaco

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i cant post more pictures now is not working but i try later this babe is a killer like a old fender but with a monter b string

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[quote name='PlungerModerno' timestamp='1453038164' post='2955779'] Oooooo - looks pretty! Is pear dense? 4.5kg seems medium / heavy for a fiver - especially with an elegant body like that (not a t-40 style slab). Looks like it is (compared to a wood I know can be dense - Maple!): [url="http://www.wood-database.com/lumber-identification/hardwoods/hard-maple/"]http://www.wood-data...ods/hard-maple/[/url] [url="http://www.wood-database.com/lumber-identification/hardwoods/pear/"]http://www.wood-data...hardwoods/pear/[/url] [/quote]pear is really dense , this bass gona have much sustain that for sure , i´ve try another bass with a pear body and wasasowme got kind of same sound like a 70 fender bass but more defined sound. cheers

hi, here is my new bass coming togheter at the moment. specs: body wood : pear neck: hard maple one piece(22 frets) fretboard: brazilian rosewood pickups: lindy fralin vintage electronic: mike pope 3band with pasive blend tuners : hipshot lollipops bridge :hipshot (forgot the model) finish: nitro vintage white scale: 34,5 inches weight: maybe 4,8 kilo? About kristall : is a samll company from germany , they got amazing pieces of wood and the basses are really well made evry bass i try sound great , the basses are kind of simple, could someone say but the basses got evrything what a bass need to sound great . evry wood piece of his basses are dry it in natural way , like a i said before they got asowme wood on stock , for example on my bass the body (pear) is like over 30 years ,and the rosewood is maybe 60 years old (and you get the certificate). thanks for reading now pictures