roballanson
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Stunning bass BP....was wondering which way they sawed the tree to get that grain (silly question I know but just made me wonder)
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bovinehost
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roballanson said:
They don't saw them at all. They keep special High Desert Beavers in a pond out back and put them to work on the special pieces, gnawing with great precision and enthusiasm.
Big Poppa said:
We'll have to get you up for at least one tune with Cowpilot. They're really quite frightened of you.
pauldogx
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High desert beavers with friggin lasers beams on their heads........................hmmmmmmm
Rod Trussbroken
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roballanson said:
The cut of the wood has me a tad confused
drgroovenstein
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BP, you've got a nice ash, and beautiful eyes ....er birdseyes.
How come you all don't use the birdseye maple on the production basses anymore?
How come you all don't use the birdseye maple on the production basses anymore?
Figjam
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Dont know how I missed this thread. That bass is amazing.
Figjam
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I believe price for the birdseye maple went up and availability went down, because it has become more popular in many businesses, like furniture , wood floors, etc.drgroovenstein said:
Psycho Ward
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Hey BP, if those four gigs are three months apart at least you can say you’re booked year round. 
I’m playing out very little right now in light of things, in fact my band “The Sky Kings” are booked so little that now whenever we do gig we call it a reunion…
I’m playing out very little right now in light of things, in fact my band “The Sky Kings” are booked so little that now whenever we do gig we call it a reunion…
roballanson
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bovinehost said:They don't saw them at all. They keep special High Desert Beavers in a pond out back and put them to work on the special pieces, gnawing with great precision and enthusiasm.See now thats not helping is it.....
