ash's work low down

Dodgy rythym and thick strings here...

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http://www.trademe.co.nz/Music-instrume ... 032974.htm

nice job adrian.... maybe i need a fretless in my arsenal too!

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What sort of bow would be best to use with it?
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Vorbis wrote:What sort of bow would be best to use with it?
one of these?? :lol:
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get two of em in series... awesome!

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I wish someone would put poor Ben out of his misery and buy that thing!
When he got it he found an upright bass too, and now only plays the upright for fretless jazz deals... and rightly so.

Its super cool to play and for $1500 you should be locked up, 'coz thats a steal.

One person tried it out but instead of buying it, commissioned a 5-string one. Yay for me, sucks for Ben.
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Gutted. :? That has been on TM for ages!
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I did think about it.
I'm probably more interested in his AI head for the fretless I currently have.
resale value on custom instruments is not really the go is it?

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Depends on the instrument I guess. The market for unusually proportioned non-traditional fretless basses is probably pretty tiny for any brand. Plus he didn't pay as much as he's suggesting.
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I'd be happy with $550 for mine :D

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hes a good dude - that ben, he bought a bass off me, changed the tuners and sent me the originals for free. bloody legend,
BTW ash that frettless frankenstiend you did for me - is the Pizz shizz

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Kev77 wrote:BTW ash that frettless frankenstiend you did for me - is the Pizz shizz
Cool, glad to hear it. I always wonder a bit with fretlessness whether I've done it right, 'coz its not really my bag. Everyone seems to like them so far. I have a scary big 5-string fretless coming up.
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are you going to do a photo essay on the build ?

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No, photo essayness takes up too much time and its already too far down the track. There will be photos aplenty on completion though :mrgreen:
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Bought by a girl??
He hit a chord that rocked the spinet and disappeared into the infinite ...

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Carol Kaye? :mrgreen:
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