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drbassman:
While restoring the 60s NR, I got the bright idea to start an all-maple clone (don't ask me why, I'm still wondering what I was thinking!!!).  Anyway, I'll be finishing that one up this weekend.  I'm really pleased with how it turned out.

Barklessdog:
I tell ya that bass is just stunning!

Why can't Gibson just re-issue one?

It is kind of fun making/restoring one .

I find it far more rewarding then buying something complete.

drbassman:

--- Quote from: Barklessdog on January 12, 2008, 10:15:41 AM ---I tell ya that bass is just stunning!

Why can't Gibson just re-issue one?

It is kind of fun making/restoring one .

I find it far more rewarding then buying something complete.

--- End quote ---

I agree!  The GOW idea was OK, but just changing wood or colors on existing models wasn't exactly rocket science nor was it a revolutionary idea (ala F*nd*r!).  It is rewarding to create something, especially a model that is unique and not just a knock-off.  The only problem is wanting to do another..then another....then another........it's just another form of GAS!  :P

drbassman:
Speaking of "another," after I finish my 98 LP and 2003 TB restorations, I'll probably do a JE Fender Bird?  I just can't help myself!  I am so hooked on TBs!

Nocturnal:
Like your other projects, this bass looks incredible!!!

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