Posted by: @clinton Exactly! Thats what I did. The last bass I made was actually based on a Bandsman shape with a slightly larger scale and a much longer upper horn for a much better balance of a longer scale…   Read more»

Posted by: @russ They would look great on my POW! PopArt guitar…….if I ever get round to making it. @russ Yeah they would look great on your POW guitar, without a doubt, go for it.  I’ve just bought another set,…   Read more»

Posted by: @clinton btw, the hidden neck tenon, kill switch and the matte black gloss finish is ace! Well done my friend. Let me know when you build a bandsman baritone. I will make one with you. Used to own…   Read more»

Posted by: @clinton
Wow! That is an immaculately finished bandsman. I admire your patience.

@clinton Thanks man, it was a lot of work but I had fun. 👍

Posted by: @russ Love the strings @russ Yeah, they were an after thought but I think they suit the guitar down to the ground. They actually sound and play well too. I wasn’t sure if the coating would dull the…   Read more»

Posted by: @clinton Stunning! Simplicity at it’s finest. Love it! @clinton Thanks man. I like making more elaborate and challenging guitars to improve my skills but there is also a challenge to make a simple guitar well. This guitar was…   Read more»

Posted by: @markbailey I’d suggest doing a full size drawing – it will likely work itself out during the process…then you can take a pic so we can see how it looks. @markbailey Yep, it’s always you that brings me…   Read more»

Posted by: @clinton Hi never made a baritone before. I made a 32 inch scale lenght bass bandsman and used a 23 11/16 inch truss rod that just made it spot on for a 24 fret with a standard neck…   Read more»