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The Art of the Bass—
I believe that building musical instruments is
an art form to which there are endless possibilities—like there
are with music and Life itself. I choose to hand build instruments
one by one, because musicians are different and our instruments
should reflect that. Fine craftsmanship, attention to detail and
the versatility of my shop allow me to build just about anything
you can imagine. Designed for you—I can create the instrument of your
dreams. On the cutting edge of innovation, combining Art,
technology, and traditional ideas, my goal is to make the finest quality
instruments imaginable.
Below you'll find links to images and descriptions of
many of the fine instruments I've created over the years. Browse around,
and if you have any questions, just ask.
| George Traviani |
studio musician |
Sepeph, the first angel in heaven, the first heavenly bass |
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| Henry Shmakov |
studio musician |
Bubinga top and back, flamed maple mid-body, lined 35" scale ebony fretboard, maple fretlines, Bubinga / wenge neck, KB bridge design, RMC MIDI piezo pickup in bridge, Bartolini soapbar pickups and NSNTMB preamp |
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| Dan Schoultz |
studio musician |
Maple burl top and mahogany back and mid-body, lined 35" scale pua ferro fretboard, Bubinga / wenge neck, Hipshot bridge, Bartolini soapbar pickups and U-retro preamp |
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