Show your Smith bass!

[Tim Bishop]

Originally Posted by Eranio Dela Cruz Jr.

your zebra top on the making.do you want to see pics of the zebra before refinish?

I would love to see some "befores". Could you send all those photo's to my email address?

[Eranio Dela Cruz Jr.]

front of my black tiger

[Tim Bishop]

Originally Posted by Eranio Dela Cruz Jr.

front of my black tiger

Ahh yes, I do luvs the Black Tiger!

[Bill Doss]

Originally Posted by Eranio Dela Cruz Jr.

front of my black tiger

Eranio,

I still want to buy that bass! LOL

[Eranio Dela Cruz Jr.]

Originally Posted by Bill Doss

Eranio,

I still want to buy that bass! LOL

bill, i can sell my fodera but not my black tiger

heres the picture and call me if youre interested ha ha ha!LOL

REALLY LOVE MY KEN SMITH

[Roy Diza]

Originally Posted by Eranio Dela Cruz Jr.

bill, i can sell my fodera but not my black tiger

heres the picture and call me if youre interested ha ha ha!LOL

REALLY LOVE MY KEN SMITH

Hey Onnie

Wow, that was quick. I thought you were set with this one.

Roy

[Eranio Dela Cruz Jr.]

Originally Posted by Roy Diza

Hey Onnie

Wow, that was quick. I thought you were set with this one.

Roy

LOL ! just joking man i love both of them smith fodera so its for keep and bill is my freind also live here in bay area

[Albert Smith]

Originally Posted by Eranio Dela Cruz Jr.

bill, i can sell my fodera but not my black tiger

heres the picture and call me if youre interested ha ha ha!LOL

REALLY LOVE MY KEN SMITH

Hello Eranio, I have a question, I noticed that you have your low "B" string strung in the Fodera head shot photo were normally the "A" string would be, is there any particular reason why

[Tim Bishop]

My unsolicited response would be: I suspect this is due to the design of the peg-head. There really is no other place for the B string to be strung given the line from the Nut to the respective Tuning Peg. Odd, but I guess one thing it allows for is B string extension and ease of wind to the tuning peg.

[Albert Smith]

Originally Posted by Tim Bishop

My unsolicited response would be: I suspect this is due to the design of the peg-head. There really is no other place for the B string to be strung given the line from the Nut to the respective Tuning Peg. Odd, but I guess one thing it allows for is B string extension and ease of wind to the tuning peg.

Thanks Tim, I was just curious I have never seen that before

[Eranio Dela Cruz Jr.]

Originally Posted by Tim Bishop

I would love to see some "befores". Could you send all those photo's to my email address?

ill try to get some pix from the guy where you bought the bass