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[quote name='eude' timestamp='1329296729' post='1540075']
OK, I've still not had time during daylight to take some proper pics of this, lots going on at the moment, but here's some badly lit, badly taken photos to start...









This bass is amazing! :gas:

Eude
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Congratulations on a truly inspiring bass, it looks magnificent!

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[quote name='bassist_lewis' timestamp='1329389807' post='1541590']
How does the Low B play on the shorter scale? some recordings would go down a treat :)

very pretty bass btw :gas:
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The low B on every 33"er I've owned has been fantastic!
I don't have any recordings of the new bass, flat out busy with other things, and probably will be for the foreseeable :(
Having said that, once I clear my feet a bit, I plan to do some recordings, comparisons etc.

For now though, here's 2 tunes where I used my ACG 5er (33" scale, obviously), where I venture below low a bit >>
http://soundcloud.com/eudeboy/02-body-soul
http://soundcloud.com/eudeboy/09-tsunami-of-soul

...and here's a recording that I did on my first 33"er, a Shuker 6 string >>
http://soundcloud.com/eudeboy/junction-strut

The low B on the new one seems to be the best yet, probably down to the incredibly stiff neck :)

If you've got any other questions, feel free to give me a shout!
Eude

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[quote name='sprocket123' timestamp='1330271220' post='1554938']
Hey eude,congrats on your bass,by the way,what are these pickups buddy
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Hey man, thank you very much. I'm a very lucky chap!
The pickups are ACG Single Coils. I believe they're both ceramic too, for a bit more bite :yarr:

Eude

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[quote name='sprocket123' timestamp='1330273026' post='1554969']
ok thanx for the comeback buddy , I thought they where made with Alnico 3 or 5 , but someone can have whatever he want s I guess with ACG
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I think Alan ususally does a ceramic pickup at the neck, and an alnico at the bridge, for a bit more variety, but yeah, you can have anything you want, as long as you say please... ;)

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[quote name='eude' timestamp='1330273688' post='1554980']
I think Alan ususally does a ceramic pickup at the neck, and an alnico at the bridge, for a bit more variety, but yeah, you can have anything you want, as long as you say please... ;)
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Mines a ceramic at the bridge and alnico at the neck.

Supposedly Ceramic is more naturallly 'bitey' and alnico is 'warmer'

Either way they both sound HUUUUGE

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