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sometypeofplay

sometypeofplay

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I'm gonna have to start selling organs soon so I can feed this insatiable desire to buy everything that EB/MM keeps coming out with. Actually I've got a few other "brands" (cough, cough) that will be going on the chopping block soon. It's so nice to come back "home". Love it all.
 
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Jim C

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Just finally had a minute to get back to this board.
The first video was amazing; the 2nd video is more than amazing.
Really impressed by the level of detail and effeciency of the hand work performed on the bodies and necks. Love the way the fret ends are finished.
Re-drying the wood in house; wonder how many builders do that in a production shop?
Ursala the buffing robot was also very impressive although the simple idea of molding the binding into the guitar as opposed to gluing it in was the best. What a great idea; simple and just plain better.
Thanks for the tour.
 
Murphy

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Thanks...That was quite an eye opener!


PS JimC I love your vintage Kawasaki....which year is it....any more pictures?
 
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The Best Basses EVER

4play said:
You mean like this? :D

YouTube - How To Build Ernie Ball Music Man Guitars & Basses

Great stuff!
Click to expand...

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Everyday I play one of these Basses I'm reminded how perfect they play and sound.
DJ
 
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