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Yup, the body is paulownia, which is really really light (think almost balsa) but seems sturdy enough. The neck pocket... was way too tight for the neck and needed to be enlarged to fit it. As I stated before, the finish looks nice... as long as you don't look too close. I'd say that if you are a somewhat-of-a-fuckup (I most certainly am) with these projects do not get bodies from GFS. Unless you have the facilities to actually lacquer/paint and the tools to do it.

Routing was also quite shoddy, the routs were really hard to cover with the pickguard. Pickguard is otherwise just fine, it simply did not fit properly on the body AND cover the routs at the same time.

As for the headstock I'm going to keep it as is for now. Didn't have anything to put under the gloss, so I'm probably just going to slap some silly sticker on it when I stumble across one.

damn it looks really cool, but i will probly never be able to do an GFScaster now

Oh yes you can. But it will take some work to get it done AND please do it with someone who actually knows what you are supposed to do. I once bought a HarleyBenton-partscaster and with those the parts fit straight away. So it could also be that I got a lemon with the GFS parts. For cheap.

Minty wrote:Gold, maple and black is a spectacular colour combo! Would definitely play that.

And with that post a noob gets his classifieds wings haha

and here I thought there were more pics of this awesome bass. disappoint.

GAWD DAMN!

Punkacc9 wrote:

Minty wrote:Gold, maple and black is a spectacular colour combo! Would definitely play that.

And with that post a noob gets his classifieds wings haha

WITH BASED GOD AS MY WITNESS, MINTY WILL NEVER SEE THE CLASSIFIEDS.