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Bass shot of the day

Author: Jason | 04 July 2007 | 14 comments
Categories: bass, photography

Double bass luthier James Condino (also available in our luthier directory) sent me this photo of an early 1930s Alcoa aluminum bass that has been fully polished for the blinding stage effect: Related Posts: Strollin’ Down the River Extreme Off-Roading Double basses at Maggini exhibition Double bass cake subscribe to the blog – subscribe to [...]

Weekly Wrap-Up

Author: Jason | 02 July 2007 | 1 comment
Categories: bass, blogging

This is my first real week of vacation in over six months, and it is a humongous relief to finally have come time to kick back and relax. As a result of all this discretionary time, I have made some big behind-the-scenes changes to the blog and the podcast–the sort of thing that has only [...]

Luthier directory now active

Author: Jason | 30 June 2007 | No comments
Categories: bass, blogging, student resources

I have finished laying down the groundwork for the Bass Blog Luthier Directory and am starting to add shops. This process will take a while, so expect to see a few new shops added each day. You can always e-mail me your suggestions or leave a comment on what other shops should be included. If [...]

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