Contribution to the tonewood debate - a unique take (Bacci)

[three]

Without wishing to open the can, I particularly enjoyed the marketing copy in this at Andertons:

 

https://www.andertons.co.uk/bacci-guitars-amrita-woodworm-michael-league-signature-maple/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=surfaces&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADujoUqVDRQwkN1bWBZcEzip5ciCn&gclid=Cj0KCQjwzrzABhD8ARIsANlSWNOy6ZK_8WuK66VSG5h7Z3UTqmDDDEChjBNvC49jOeUAn4kUKGS7GKkaApxEEALw_wcB 

[bloke_zero]

 

| Each hole is meticulously cleaned and cleared for maximum acoustic impact.

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[three]

5 minutes ago, bloke_zero said:

 

| Each hole is meticulously cleaned and cleared for maximum acoustic impact.

🤯

Yes, they sort of missed a trick here 'organic micro-chambering'

 

It could be a fabulous bass (I'd love to find out) and League is no slouch... but...

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[JoeEvans]

You can't help but suspect that the luthier had an otherwise nice batch of timber that had got ruined by woodworm, and decided to make the best of the situation...

[HeadlessBassist]

Visually, it looks like a £400 bitsa. Sorry, but it does.

 

Questions: Did they clear all the Woodworms out of their delicious home?  (I've seen the resultant damage on plenty of 2-300 year old Cellos.)

 

Why is Lee Anderton trying to hawk a £7k bass when he knows most professional musician's cars aren't worth that much?

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