Recent content by kkaarrll

I would like to know this also....

with a nut width of 1-11/16" , that is as wide as a lot of 5 string basses.  Would it be possible to make a 5 string tele bass with warmoth parts? Could I use a 5 string neck in a tele body?

what generator are you using to look at different styles?

with a neck nut width that wide, can a warmoth 5 string bass neck fit on a t body?

http://nordstrandpickups.com/products/big-splits/ suggestions on putting these in a jazz 5 body?

it looks like wenge isn't an option anymore?

ok, another question.  I am getting a maple neck/maple fretboard that I am going to ca finish to make the fretless last.  Do I poly the whole neck first? or tape off the fingerboard---poly the back of the neck, then ca glue the fingerboard? I guess it boils down to---will ca go on top of poly?

I like the look and I don't look at the fretboard anyway.  I usually use the dots when I look.  Thanks line6, I just wanted to see a good example.  What woods are those?  I like em.  Are they finished?

can someone show me the side markers on a fretless bass?  The kind that would be where the fretlines are?

satin I just want a bit of color and some protection of the wood

are the jazz basses jazz only routes in the neck?  does it cost extra to have other routes there?

sorry it would be on a bass thanks

are there any suggestions for tuner screws and string trees with wenge necks?  I want wenge for the feel/look and strength, but I keep reading about how hard it is to work.  Any problems that I need to look out for with that?

There is no option for routing for a battery box on a hollow body tele bass.  I assume, to just use some of the hollow area to put the batteries in a battery box?  My problem is where and how to secure it?

I am thinking of using this http://www.minwax.com/wood-products/preparation/minwax-water-based-prestain-wood-conditioner then this http://www.minwax.com/wood-products/stains/minwax-water-based-wood-stain in a bold color on a maple and a swamp ash body then using this to cover it...