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Old 05-08-2010, 09:05 AM
Craig Regan Craig Regan is offline
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Question Butternut lumber

How would Butternut lumber work for the ribs and back (carved), on a double bass?

Its exceptionally lightweight, easy to work and is also pretty attractive. On the other hand, It is not very dense, so it could make for a very fragile instrument.

I have had some sitting in a barn for years, not sure if its too "experimental" for bass building. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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