After listening to many such critters on you tube and the Logarhythm I have, I have come to the conclusion that most if not all have the same problem. Without added "special effects", they do not sound like basses to me but a foot tapping a hard pi
I stopped by Home Depot yesterday and as I perused the hardwood section, my heart skipped a beat when I saw dark mahogany of appropriate sizes for building cbg's. I settled down however when I tried to find a piece that was not bowed...some a little
I have several, nice quality, mahogany cigar box "spacers" that are 3/4" and 5/8" square and up to 7" in length. If you are using them for parts, what do you use them for? I need a mahogany bridge for a vintage soprano uke I'm re-doing. If I do a
Wondering how they compare for a Diddley Bow bass? If I go magnetic and use a full-sized bass pickup, what is the best alignment with the string? Any disadvantage having the 4 poles in alignment with the string? Piezo's I understand. I'll be usin
Have tried many searches to find a hard wood, preferably maple, wood disc to use as a biscuit bridge on my dog dish reso built. I finally hit the jackpot when this popped up. The dimensions are perfect for me but may require a reduction in thicknes
I need to modify this box. Top does not fit snugly. I can make it fit and use toolbox style latches to hold it on, or un-frame the top and use it like a cigar box top. Also needs to be cut down to reduce depth. Any tips or ideas
I recently acquired an 8 1/4" by 1 3/4" deep stainless dog dish that has an amazing "ring" to it. Problem is there are few large boxes. Anyone know if it's worth running around trying to find a Fuente Riserva Conejo Limitada box that is 11 1/2" x 9
I have an 8 1/4" stainless steel dog dish. There is a recess of 2 1/4" in the bottom of the dish that a biscuit bridge will sit on. Question: Trying to decide the following pickup option (going all out on this one):
I am converting a small child's guitar to a bass. Using a passive internal piezo disc is simple and cheap. How well does this work? Adding controls/eq a lot more work, a little more expense. If I go passive, will I wish I'd have installed electro
I have noticed several sellers with piezo disc pickups encased in wood. They claim it reduces feedback. I've also seen where some claim gluing the disc on with silicone adhesive serves the same purpose. Anyone compared the these pickups and found
Tried using one of those Chinese undersadde piezo pickups. The metal box that fits in the bridge slot is a bit large. In messing with it. the wire seperated from the metal peice. Don't want to cut bridge slot any deeper. Will the bare wire work? s
I understand some venetian blinds are made of genuine hardwoods....maple, cherry, etc. Anyone try them for a fretboard? Am going to try and get some extra slats, seconds, damaged slats, etc. Anyone else try them?
Some of my ukes have passive pickup systems. I am planning my bass uke build and have my eye on one of those cool bass bridges with the piezo pickup for each string. I'm thinking that if I got one of those Behringer EQ/Pre'amp pedals, I can have a
These puppies have a piezo for each string built in to the adjustable saddle. Any try these yet for a cigar box bass? I haven't seen any so far. Wondering how they'd work.