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    Howdy all,
    Well, I think it's about done. It sounds really impressive amped up but I will have to have another look at the wiring 'cos there is a buzz there, might be a crappy joint or hopefully something simple, shouldn't be allowed to let blind old men loose with soldering irons! Anyhoo, here are some pics, not too bad for a first go, and it won't be my last.
    Cheers



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    FVB-4 The Hulk - just finished.





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    Wow they look great i just purchased a fv-b4 i cant wait to get it together

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    Mentor Trevor Davies's Avatar
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    My first Build.
    Finish is Dingotone Coolangatta Gold on body and neck. Plus 6 coats of tru-oil.
    All stock parts except for the 3-way switch, control knobs and the custom truss rod cover.
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    PitBull Builds: FVB-4, LP-1SS, FBM-1, AG-2, TB-4, SSCM-1, TLA-1, TL-1TB, STA-1HT, DSCM-1 Truckster, ST-1, STA-1, MBM-1.

    Scratch Builds: Pine Explorer, Axe Bass, Mr Scary, Scratchy Tele's.

    The little voices in my head keep telling me "build more guitars"

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    Shou Sugi Banned to preserve the wood and highlight the wood grain then engraved each grain including back of neck.
    Cherry Pie ink stained and on back of neck and with watered down black on top for back of body.
    Body...Scandinavian oiled finished with multiple coats of Tru-Oil with 3000grit light polish in between. Neck...Tru-Oil with 0000 steel wool light polish in between coats and eucalyptus oil for fretboard.
    Swapped neck from a ML Bass Kit.
    Custom chrome pups. A500K pots and .022 cap.

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    Overlord of Music McCreed's Avatar
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    Very Metal!!!
    However you need a taller stack!!!

    (holy crap! that must move some air!)
    Making the world a better place; one guitar at a time...

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    Quote Originally Posted by McCreed View Post
    Very Metal!!!
    However you need a taller stack!!!

    (holy crap! that must move some air!)
    Haha, thanks McCreed. Its my 10x10 Warwick.

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