Hofner score

Started by drbassman, November 18, 2009, 07:11:45 PM

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drbassman

Quote from: exiledarchangel on September 24, 2010, 12:56:10 AM
Wait, are you saying there was a Hofner project in this topic? :P

Yep, if you dig deep enough!
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drbassman

Actually had a few minutes to tinker this weekend and solve a problem I had with the Hofner.  Because it's actually a Hofner bass neck, but the body is from a Committee guitar, I had some issues with clearance on the top.  The arch on the top is very high and really was meant for a non-electric guitar.  So, I had to counter sink the pups.  Got the router out, made a template, cut my holes and installed some brackets inside.  Turned out great!  Next, I'll drill the tuner holes and put it on the S&S pile.





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Pilgrim

Those pickups are pretty darn close together!

You surely had a reason for using two r/than one.....?
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birdie

That is looking soo good. Can't wait to hear it. What strings?
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drbassman

Quote from: Pilgrim on October 04, 2010, 10:20:52 AM
Those pickups are pretty darn close together!

You surely had a reason for using two r/than one.....?

Yep, I was thinking Allen Woody but moved down form the neck a bit.  I've got plenty of thumpy basses already.  Also, the control panel has capacity for 2, so I decided what the hell!
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drbassman

Quote from: birdie on October 04, 2010, 11:52:28 AM
That is looking soo good. Can't wait to hear it. What strings?

I'll use my favorites, TI flat wounds.
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