Jimmy preferred the styling on our early basses where many had a softer look to the point carving. This was a featured shared with his first bass, and he asked us to replicate it on this order. You also get a glimpse of some of the hippie sandwich on this photo. From top to back he's got: Coco Bolo, Maple, Vermilion, Maple, Cherry core with central Vermilion veneer, Maple, Vermilion, Maple, Coco Bolo. Whew! That's eleven pieces in the sandwich. Also, notice the small accent veneer of Ebony framing the neck. | |
Chrome hardware is standard for Series I basses, but even if it wasn't Jimmy wanted it on this bass. The colored ball ends and dark blue silk reveal that Jimmy supplies his own choice of strings for the setup. These are D'Addario Chromes flat wound strings. Since the hardware is all plated after the setup, the slots in the nut and bridge exactly match the gauges of the strings Jimmy selected. |
Early during the construction. | ||||
After the first few sealer coats of finish are applied. | ||||
Still in spray, a look at the sandwich and the peghead with inlaid logo in the drying room. | ||||
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