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PriZeMaN
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Hello Hell Zero, sorry for the delay (think I need to change my notification settings). The beast now weighs in at 4.7 Kilos. -
Thank you so much, I put my heart into this project and I really appreciate that you took the time to share
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Cheers Beedster! I would rather it get used and potentially showed off to the world as I'm only using my 5 string fretless at the moment 😊
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Tah very much ma man
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It's the perfect amount of space now for a gig packed lunch or for loading up merch in the 'ghost' space where the head once was 🤣
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Man, THAT is a good idea!
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Thank you, that means a lot 😉
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Cheers Kev! Ha hah, I don't wanna trigger any original Bongoers they might cut MY head off 😅
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Cheers dude! After it collecting dust and no-one interested in customising it to their own colour scheme I took the leap and designed it to my own personal taste
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Thank you, I really wanted to accentuate the curves and angles of the bass and have opposing but complimentary paints
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Great Condition! All screws smooth. Off of my Bongo 6 -
I have my tuning keys up for grabs from my EBMM Bongo 6 string. Original Clover bass keys in great condition. £20 each, postage included. B, E, A or D original clover tuners for right handed StingRay, Sterling, Joe Dart, Cutlass & Caprice bass models. Also used on older Bongo, Big Al & Reflex bass models made prior to April 2012. (The April 2012 date is aproximate, these tuners will not work for a bass that originally had the lightweight triangle tuners.) Notes: This tuner will NOT work for a StingRay Special bass or StingRay Short Scale bass. INCLUDES tuner bushing. -
That's awesome, my 2 favourite features...fretless and headless
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Hello #1 : 15mm is ample and I'm sure that the ETS screws do not compromise the integrity. The dowel was less than 1mm recessed and now has a decent wood filler that is mirror flat and doesn't compromise anything. #2 It's glass smooth and flat...end of. Come and feel the bass in person, I can guarantee it. #3 Of couse I've ruined the original finish..IT NEEDS TO BE REPAINTED, what are you not understanding, have you even read the original advert? #4 That whole section is a tight and precise basswood shelf and is nothing what you have mentioned. The old fixings from the original plate are wide set with brass inserts and needed to be pilot drilled out and then plugged and filled, which I have done smooth as silk. Only holes left are the scratch plate ones that I've left in case the new owner wants them. I put in a strap button the other day, it took me minutes, thanks for your observation but it really doesn't matter. #5 See #3 The wood is super flat and yes the paint is fractured making the edge look wobbly but it's not! The only thing that's awful is your incorrect opinions. Put down the keyboard and pick up your bass, you can never go wrong with tapping on a bass. LOVE...PriZeMaN
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As long as your truss rod adjuster is the wheel type at the base of the neck, you're golden...just get the saw out, cut off that head and there's no turning back 😜
