Bass Time!

[Sarah93003]

Too cool for school!

[popp]

Fantastic!

[oigun]

today I finished the electrics, filed the bridge , put strings on etc.

Unfortunately the decal is sitting a tad too low

I polished the knobs because they wont take the nickelplatting, it is a special process and I don,t know how to do that yet.



It Sounds great!! (on my peavy DB guitamp) and has a Looww action. I hope Saf is as happy as I am.

[oigun]

Wow, it's like Mosrite is being manufactured in Holland...
We're proud of you oigun. If I had the money, I'd ask you to make a guitar for me, if you were willin'

Sure I wanna build you a guitar, no problem. I'm not doin this for a living so... but maybe one day

[dubtrub]

That's looks really great, Eugen.

Now are you going to build one for yourself? Also, what is the finished weight? My '72 weighs in at a hefty 10.4 lbs and the one I built using Alder for the body weighed 8.2 lbs.

[oigun]

I want to build one for myself to probably a 6string first. The Longhorn will be the family bass. (and probably I make a Mobass too)
I used alder too it weight 10.1 lbs .

[Veenture]

It sure turned out great...and the knobs are just fine the way they are after your treatment...proper vintage!

[IguanaKahuna]

Amazing job !!! congratulations ! I like the colour a lot !

Try mid scale strings if you can.

[MWaldorf]

Fantastic job, and thank you so much for sharing the build process with us!

[oigun]

Thanks guys! the color is hard to catch in a picture.
With artificial light the silver undercoat really make the blue pop: