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Old 11-13-2009, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Arnold Schnitzer View Post
Portugal has a temperate climate and is not nearly as damp as the British Isles. I would not be overly concerned about importing a bass from there, especially if one is reasonably careful about maintaining decent humidity through the winter.

As far as the J.T. Lamy company using machines to rough-carve their bass plates--what difference does that make? If two instruments look and sound identical, and were made in the same shop, but one was rough-carved on machinery, does that significantly detract from its value? And how would one know?
Correct BUT if the Plates are overly thick, re-graduating might be needed to optimize the sound. Just speculating here as none of us has seen this Bass.

So, is this Bass coming my way?
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