Hey Tom, here's a local bass maker
 

Met a lady yesterday, her grandson makes custom bass guitars in
Hartford. Here is a link,

http://sageguitars.com/

You could go and take pictures of the construction and then post them
when you don't feel like playing the bass;)

If I ever get a bass I think I will order the blanks and parts and
build it myself though...

Hey Tom, here's a local bass maker
 

On Dec 13, 9:34 am, wrote:
Met a lady yesterday, her grandson makes custom bass guitars in
Hartford. Here is a link,

http://sageguitars.com/

You could go and take pictures of the construction and then post them
when you don't feel like playing the bass;)

Now that's funny!

Hey Tom, here's a local bass maker
 

wrote in message
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On Dec 13, 9:34 am, wrote:
Met a lady yesterday, her grandson makes custom bass guitars in
Hartford. Here is a link,

http://sageguitars.com/



If he's gonna go to that price range, why not just go to the great temple
where it all began?

www.alembic.com

Hey Tom, here's a local bass maker
 

On Dec 13, 12:44 pm, wrote:
On Dec 13, 9:34 am, wrote: Met a lady yesterday, her grandson makes custom bass guitars in
Hartford. Here is a link,

http://sageguitars.com/

You could go and take pictures of the construction and then post them
when you don't feel like playing the bass;)

Now that's funny!

Caught that huh? ;)

Hey Tom, here's a local bass maker
 

On Dec 13, 1:55 pm, wrote:
On Dec 13, 12:44 pm, wrote:

On Dec 13, 9:34 am, wrote: Met a lady yesterday, her grandson makes custom bass guitars in
Hartford. Here is a link,

http://sageguitars.com/

You could go and take pictures of the construction and then post them
when you don't feel like playing the bass;)

Now that's funny!

Caught that huh? ;)

10-4!

Hey Tom, here's a local bass maker
 

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
wrote in message
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On Dec 13, 9:34 am, wrote:
Met a lady yesterday, her grandson makes custom bass guitars in
Hartford. Here is a link,

http://sageguitars.com/



If he's gonna go to that price range, why not just go to the great temple
where it all began?

www.alembic.com

I ahved a couple of those "hippie sammich's" myself. Even though they
are great looking furniture, I still prefer my beat up,mojo'd 73 J
bass. I played it for almost 30 years, but now I play mostly 5r's,
but every once in a while I give it a good work out. same with the
Alembics, both Series -1, the "omega" is 32" scale, and the
"stinger" is 34".