tobereeno

the neck could be stable, I think I was just saying that Hamer didn't trust rosewood for scalloping. FWIW, there *is* a difference between super-jumbo frets and actual scallops, and scalloping is nice, once you get used to it.

Hamer never did scalloped rosewood boards (and only rarely agreed to do ebony) becaues they felt that it would be unstable. I wonder if that was just being ultra-cautious or if rosewood scalloped fretboards really are a recipe for flimsy twisty necks.

well mine starts at my gut and then covers my johnson...so what does that count as? my bassist wears his really high...at our first gig, after he strapped up, I said "dude, that's a bass, not a necklace." Each gig we manage to get him to lower it about an inch...it's a slow process but we'll get there

cool, let's start racking up the totals!

check check

the screamin' demon in the bridge position of a Cali 12 string is way happening. way happening.

can someone give me opinions on P-90 Duotones?

definitely watching this thread...

I took delivery of my #1 Californian Doubleneck on 22 March, 2000. There are other guitars, but when I need to return to my original nature, it's the only one that will get me there.