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Bass ID
hi Ken, wondering if you could share some remote double bass specialist X-Ray vision commentary on this one
my guess is Germanic late 19th century small 3/4, 102cm string length, converted from 3 strings to 4 (recently), flatback, neck is Eb and detachable second part of pics coming up thanks! |
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more pics!
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dimensions
according to:
https://www.gollihurmusic.com/faq/2-...IZING_FAQ.html I would actually label it as a 1/2 size with a short 3/4 string length (102cm)....I think it'd be a good size and string length for solo playing, eh? dimensions are: Full Height:67 inch Body Height:40 in Upper Bout Width: 17.5 in Lower Bout Width: 23 in Scroll to Shoulder: 28.5 in Width at Nut: 1.6 in Ribs: 8.5 in |
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Old basses dont have sizes but not sure of this one age. Looks more like a home made project. Odd looking but not bad.
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thanks!
hi Ken, that was fast!
ok, so an oddball, not likely to be a shop bass? any ideas for approximate place and time of build? it sure has small dimensions, sounds terrific though thanks again! |
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Local maybe, B.A.
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