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[quote name='Steve_K' post='866' date='May 17 2007, 08:47 PM']Oh cool, good idea ;)

My Custom Status S2 Specs:

S2 Classic Through Neck Headless
5 String, EADGC
Board 302
Walnut/Utile back, "MooWood" front (Spalted Siberian Ash, we believe)
Black Hardware







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Gorgeous.. would love a go on such a one!
HUGH

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[quote name='7string' post='394917' date='Jan 29 2009, 08:37 PM']Here's the ACG 9 string which I collected today:


Basic Specs:

9 strings
35" scale
Swamp ash body with mahogany top and wenge accent
Mahogany headstock facing with a wenge backplate
Maple/wenge neck with wenge transition plate
Bookmatched, acrylicised, spalted maple fingerboard
Hipshot hardware. piezo in bridge
ACG pickups and EQ-01 preamp
Serial/Parallel switching
Neck or Piezo switch
Low battery indicator


This is the result of many, many hours on Alan's (ACG) part and to him I extend my sincerest thanks and congratulations on producing such a fine instrument.


These aren't the greatest pics, but hopefully they will give an idea of how great this ERB is!!











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Does this mean you will have to change your user name? ;)

  • 1 month later...
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I'm surprised I hadn't put any pictures in before now.

Here's my gold Warmoth '54 Single coil P bass.

It has a mahogany body, wenge neck & ebony fretboard. Gold Schaller machineheads, Gotoh 201 gold bridge, gold frets, gold Schaller straplocks, SD quarter pounder, CTS 500k pots and paper in oil cap. And normally gold Optima strings, although the Rotosounds on it just noe are beginning to grow on me.

Body is finished in the sparkliest of gold finishes.













Like with any custom bass, I took a big risk since if it failed to deliver, it would be worth 3 pound peanut. I have to say that it is without a doubt, the best bass I have ever played ever.

Although I didn't make the body or neck, I did put it all together and set it all up to my liking.

Edited by Delberthot
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[quote name='velvetkevorkian' post='442078' date='Mar 22 2009, 10:28 PM']Did Warmoth do the gold finish for you?[/quote]

Yes

[url="http://www.warmoth.com/Paint/Flake.aspx"]http://www.warmoth.com/Paint/Flake.aspx[/url]

  • 2 months later...
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Everyone is posting pictures of thier customs so I thought I'd stick a couple of mine up......

these are Mikey Reed customs. Totally Unique "one of one's!"

The 5 string. Fretted

Body- Wallnut
Neck- maple
Fretboard- rosewood
frets- 24
Pickups- custom built by the builder

design- yours truely
built by Howard, from the bass place in nun street Newcastle.

The 4 string. was fretted now fretless

body- tulipwood
neck- Maple
Fretboard- Rosewood
Frets- 24
Pickups- custom made by the builder

defretted by KGB Pacific Road, Birkenhead

design- yours truely
built by howard from the bass place in nun street Newcastle.

a lot of people ask me why tulipwood body- i was a lot scrawnier back then (in the days!!!!!) and I found something the weight of a fender really uncomfortable! this one you can balence on one finger............ you can wear it all night and it weighs nothing hardly! its gorgeous!

what you think?

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Hi Mikey,

I'm Howard the Bass Doc - built your two custom jobs. I don't have the shop anymore but I'm still active at the home workshop. You can PM me via the forum any time.

All the best.

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[quote name='The Bass Doc' post='497902' date='May 26 2009, 12:10 PM']Hi Mikey,

I'm Howard the Bass Doc - built your two custom jobs. I don't have the shop anymore but I'm still active at the home workshop. You can PM me via the forum any time.

All the best.[/quote]

<< "the bass place in Nun Street, Newcastle."
Aha! I see the connection ... Did all the nuns get basses from you?

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[quote name='OldGit' post='497941' date='May 26 2009, 12:54 PM']Did all the nuns get basses from you?[/quote]

That's not all the nuns got from me - Sister Raquel and Sister Siobhan were very accomodating on their days off. Some very strange habits. They were not good payers however which gave rise to the saying 'as tight as a nun's knicker-leg'.

  • 3 weeks later...
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[quote name='misrule' post='49713' date='Aug 23 2007, 06:02 PM']For those who've missed it ... my LeCompte ST-4 due in about three weeks. :)





Cheers

Mark[/quote]

Now THIS! Is well wicked, lovely bass mate, very cool :rolleyes:

  • 4 weeks later...
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I'm new here.
My first post
My first "custom" built by Tom Clement in Florida. Only had it a week
Fretless sixer, Bloodwood board, Nordy big splits, Nordy preamp



Bill

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[quote name='billbern' post='537400' date='Jul 10 2009, 06:29 PM']I'm new here.
My first post
My first "custom" built by Tom Clement in Florida. Only had it a week
Fretless sixer, Bloodwood board, Nordy big splits, Nordy preamp



Bill[/quote]


Hi Bill
Welcome to the forum.
Lovely looking bass. I hope your back is in good shape :)

Posted

[quote name='7string' post='537610' date='Jul 10 2009, 10:26 PM']Looks superb.

What are the controls on there. I bet you've had a great time becoming accustomed to the new bass.[/quote]
Thank you Tom does great work

Volume push/pull active/ passive
Blend
Passive tone
Treble
Mid push/pull Freq
Bass

and yes she is a little heavy, Tom (Clement) says 9.5 lbs or so. But it feels no heavier than my 55-01

  • 1 month later...
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First bass built for me buy the guys of Cobelens & de Bruyne, of whom I am an endorser:




Maple body, merbau top, maple neck, rosewood fretboard, Seymour Duncan Basslines soapbars, Aguilar OBP-3, Wilkinson tuners, ABM bridge.

Because I'm not 100% satisfied, so they're building a new bass for me that's smaller, lighter and has nicer wood:


Same pickups, preamp and hardware, but it has a downsized body made out of ash with wengé laminates, spalted birch top, maple/wengé/greenheart neck, ebony fretboard.

  • 6 months later...
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[quote name='nivek' date='Jul 23 2007, 11:32 AM' post='35849']
Not for the moment, he told me it's under construction.

I can show you his first two beauties :
A nice fretless 6 (his real 1st wood work !!!)






I'd love to hear how the fretless sounds. Got any samples?

  • 3 weeks later...
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[quote name='gelfin' post='791279' date='Mar 30 2010, 10:46 PM']Hi her's my first custom bass. It has no name. I made it because I liked the shape of the Mouradian CS74 and couldn't find one to buy.

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Nice Hair & Pants!.....

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