thedontcarebear

I used to have a couple of GB Rumour 6 strings, they were okay, but nothing special, I wouldn't actually buy from them again as I personally think there are better cheaper options that I like more, but everyone is different.

Oooh yes to that little cut away! Reminds me of a PRS guitar, think I may see if I can have that too!

Could it be done as an inlay on the fretboard?

I think near the fretboard, like Sandberg.

That looks f-ing amazing with the contours cut out!

That sounds a bit complex to me! PS Alan could I have a render of my bass made up please?

How would I go about getting one of those fancy pictures of my ACG?

What on earth is going on with this? It's not exactly cheap either! Sorry if someones already posted it and I missed it. [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PETROUNOV-JC-CUSTOM-MADE-5-STRING-BASS-GUITAR-AMAZING_W0QQitemZ230149602598QQihZ013QQcategoryZ4713QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdViewItem"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PETROUNOV-JC-CUSTOM-...1QQcmdZViewItem[/url]

I really really can't wait to see mine when it's a body! Haha, I am getting excited now.

It's getting a satin finish!

I can't wait to see mine at that stage!

This is the wood for the top.....

This is my full spec........ [quote]Model Skelf single cut Number of strings 5 Scale 34” Body core Wenge • Top mac ebony • Back wenge • Veneer N/A • Cavity cover wenge Notes. 5 piece laminate body with flame sycamore width of sections to be decided • Neck woods. Mac ebony/flame sycamore • Fingerboard acrylic birdseye maple ebony binding • Headplate mac ebony • Backplate wenge • Heel mac ebony • Veneers N/A • Width at nut 46.5 mm • String spacing at nut 9.5 mm • Fretboard radius 20” • Side dots alloy • Profile asymmetric Notes • Hardware colour Black • Bridge Hipshot A Type • Bridge string spacing 18 mm • Tuners ultralites • ACG pickups standard soapbars with neck pickup moved back towards bridge. • ACG pre-amp yes • Coil switching yes • 18 volt yes • Finish 20% sheen lacquer Standard on all instruments. • Dual action trussrod • Carbon fiber neck rods. • 2 piece body • Bookmatched top with contrast veneer. • Matching headplate/backplate with contrast veneer • Schaller Straplocks • Neutrik locking jack • DR strings • Ritter gigbag or case[/quote]

Gave it a look over and set it up again, couldn't see anything wrong with it, so I guess it must have been the humidity.

[url="http://www.myspace.com/stringfinger"]Click here to listen on Myspace[/url] Recorded 4 months ago, but mixing/mastering was only finished yesterday, 2 of the other tracks there are from that session too, still another to come!

I'd like to, but it's a 5 hour drive, so it's unlikely.

I haven't been to the workshop!

I am going to call it Michael Jackson, as it won't be sure if it's black or white. No, just kidding, I will call it bassy bass bass, it will be part boy and part girl, depending on whether it has annoyed me at the time! Haha. Oh and PM me if you want to know about the price.

I know this is off topic, but you do realise that it says your username of MB1 beside every single post you make, so you don't need to then put it at the top and bottom of all your posts too?

You're not really a novice though, you've been playing a year and play in a band.

I'm a tool

Here's the spec copied from Alans site..... Sklef single cut 5 string for Adam Early days on this one most of the woods have to be ordered. The spec so far. A 5 piece laminated body. Mac Ebony top/flame sycamore/wenge sycamore/wenge. Neck 7 piece flame sycamore/mac ebony with a acrylic birdseye maple board with ebony binding. Mac ebony headplate wenge backplate mac ebony heel. Hipshot hardware. ACG FatBas humbuckers. ACG filter pre-amp. Satin finish.

It didn't get wet, it was just left in it's case all the time from the end of practice til the start of the next one and the study is just normal like the rest of the house, it's at the bottom, so unlike my room (on the third floor) it doesn't get hot as much. I'm not really sure what else it could be, I will set it up again tonight though and check it out, I wanted to change the pickup heights anyway, so this is a good opportunity.