... Because I did not find a brandy box on the thrift.
Well, my main instrument these days is a cigar box guitar. Having friends over and attempting (poorly, I might add) to have an ol' fashioned jam-sesh, quickly falls apart with a poor choice in instruments. Hence the bass. The kinda CBG matched WBB.
Well, my main instrument these days is a cigar box guitar. Having friends over and attempting (poorly, I might add) to have an ol' fashioned jam-sesh, quickly falls apart with a poor choice in instruments. Hence the bass. The kinda CBG matched WBB.
Two strings, fretless, piezo pickup, oak neck.
First wind-up sounded like crap due to the strings being old dirty crap strings, the thicker one sourced from a slaughtered piano from the 1820's. New strings fixed that, and yeah. The combo of guitar and bass is a lot more satisfying than guitar and guitar.
First wind-up sounded like crap due to the strings being old dirty crap strings, the thicker one sourced from a slaughtered piano from the 1820's. New strings fixed that, and yeah. The combo of guitar and bass is a lot more satisfying than guitar and guitar.
It's unlikely that I'm the first to independently come up with this solution, but I am yet to see it in the builds of others: Extending the paintjob of the fretboard for like half a cm unto the player side of the neck negates the need for marking pins.