My mate gets to choose between another Squier bullet or a crafter strat. For the next one I intend to wind my own pups....that is ....after I make a winder....;)Quote:
Originally Posted by wokkaboy
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My mate gets to choose between another Squier bullet or a crafter strat. For the next one I intend to wind my own pups....that is ....after I make a winder....;)Quote:
Originally Posted by wokkaboy
Thx for the kind comments ponch, Hobie, Weirdy and Waz.
I really wanted to hear what hummers would sound like in a strat and with a trem. Its different, I'll give it that. I just find strats more comfortable to play.
I agree Ponch, the neck was pretty faultless for a 7 year old guitar.
Can we expect to hear you playing some Bon Jovi songs then?
lol ;) too busy learning bass guitarQuote:
Originally Posted by wazkelly
you will love the bass Andy, and it's my first jazz bass too so I'm excited ! Have you got a bass amp to play it when yours is done ?
I played bass through a guitar amp for years and you really miss out on the full sound, plus it kills guitar amp speakers haha.
I did some micro mesh sanding on my body lastnight so about to finish that, mesh the neck, polish and assembly time !
Scored a day off woohoo
oh and Andy once you have played a fretted bass you will need a freless bass haha
That's it Woks! Then after the first fretted/fretless bass build you will have developed BAS!
Guitar amps and particularly speakers have a mid boost which is unkind to Bass Sounds. I played in a Bush Band for a few years and used a small Music Man combo for convenience and portability. Changed the 12" speaker out for a 15 but kept the hole the same size. Worked OK for that job. Eventually sold it for what I had paid....
It starts with an alternate Neck and spreads from there.......Quote:
Originally Posted by andrewdosborne
That's a little too much information Woks!!😂😂Quote:
Originally Posted by wokkaboy
I bet you were thinking exfoliating.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zandit75