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More a coffee table top man myself but must admit that is pretty special Love the colour!

Too cauld in Aberdeen !

What a pile of sh*t ! Poor materials, shoddy workmanship, FFS is it me or does it still have the pencil marks on it? Which judging by the holes weren't even looked at before the drill bit went in. Even when something is sold as 'cheap' as this I personally would expect some quality standards, this has none from what i can see. The only USP on this is it's cheap ....doesn't cut it for me i'm afraid. An extremely poor re-hash of an Ergo IMHO. Ian

[quote name='Myke' timestamp='1375183118' post='2157659'] That looks wonderful! [/quote] +1 on that ...love the woods and the shape, nice touch on the FB too..

Now were talkin' .....that is absolutely stunning, great job !!

Looks great, reminds me of my old Manson Merlin.

Birds eye maple we calls it ...lovely !

Wow........ the buckeye looks stunning...it all turned out well in the end. Would be good to see it with some laquer now, the back is stunning too...loving this build

Beautiful work, the woods work really well together and a sleak design ..love it.

Remember seeing a few Jimmy Egypt basses way back then. One of my mates had an Egypt guitar..had the thinnest neck ever seen, great to play but it was a bugger to keep in tune if i remember correctly. Would be interesting to see what he comes up with now.

Sorry i thought you were actually buying an ACG pre-amp and not an 'ACG like' preamp.

Check with Alan im sure he has done combined piezo and mag pups in the past.

Outstanding m8 !

[sub]Hello and welcome to BC Dougie [/sub]

Very nice ....... lovely lines and attention to detail on these basses Love the rosewood neck too...

Yup ..lets see some sawdust

Looks really good Jas.... especially for a first build ! So ....what's the next one going to be?

Looks absolutely stunning mate One of my old mates had an overwater guitar way back (mid eighties) looked a bit like a LP junior ....it wasn't brilliant TBH.

[quote name='MoonBassAlpha' timestamp='1360959120' post='1979192'] is elm stable enough for a bass body? I've a friend who has elm floorboards and they are renowned for moving quite a lot... [/quote] Been used in furniture making for hundreds of years...im sure it will be good.

Tasty tasty very very tasty!

From the mists of time ...... Yes Myke this is now finished, looks just the same tbh...just shinier. I'll post a new pic sometime.

Very nice, elm and sycamore are 2 of my favouritist woods. Looking forward to seeing them underway (and #2 finished). you have caught the bug ! Ian

[sub]Grand Days [/sub]

Wait till its got some lacquer on it ...Lush !