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Oct 12, 2016
Hofner 'CT' Club Bass vs Hofner 'Ignition' Club Bass
1 of 1 found this helpful Only a few days ago, I purchased a New Hofner 'Ignition' CLUB Bass. While it sports a beautiful 3-Colour 'burst AND Pearloid headstock inlay, it doesn't hold a candle (?) to the slightly more expensive - in this particular 'Demo' purchase situation - 'Contemporary', or 'CT', Club Bass.
Although the subdued two-tone 'burst finish isn't as eye-catching as on the 'Ignition' Club Bass, EVERYTHING else is far superior. The Sound Block ( inside the Body ) helps both the Voicing of the Upgraded Pickups (!) as well as the sustain; and without the 'hollow-body-howl' of the Ignition model.
The Neck is a three-piece structure, and the Fingerboard is nicely bound. Once adjusted, the Neck stays where you want it ( this, depending on how much 'bow' you care for ).
Also, the 'CT' series are shipped with a Hard Case; although this is irrelevant to the ultimate Playability and Sound.
There's no way I can justify the expense of a 'real' Hofner Bass, regardless of body style ( $2500 +/- ), but if you're looking for a truly GOOD, less expensive version of this historic Merseyside Instrument, you'll be glad that you searched for your best deal on the 'CT' series Hofner Bass.
May 20, 2020
Eastman Rosewood Acoustic Guitars
I own 12 acoustic guitars; 7 Martins, 3 Eastman solid Rosewood, and two other makers. The Eastman Acoustics are incredibly well-crafted - easily compare/surpass any other Guitars on the market.
The prices are absolutely justified in relation to Craftsmanship, Playability,
and Voicing. Also, these Solid Rosewood ( sides & back ) Guitars surpass those 'Top Of The Market' guitars, and are a fraction of the price.
Nov 06, 2019
Simple to use, and it properly FITS your Strat' !
A good number of allen wrenches - of THIS SIZE - will properly adjust the Truss Rod of your American Fender Stratocaster. BUT . . . !, the long sides of this particular 'wrench will provide you with 2 very important qualities:
1 ) This 'correct length' allen tool wil reach down into the truss rod channel without scraping against the wood of the peghead. The 'normal' right-angle allen tools are just barely long enough to fit into the truss rod nut, and when you're searching for that fitment, it's very likely that the run-of-the-mill allen tool will scrape and scratch the wood around the truss rod channel.
This one is long enough to clear that channel opening.
2 ) For around 2 bucks, you can rest assured that this tool WILL fit properly into the five-sided truss 'nut. There's no chance that you'll 'booger up' the brass ( a relatively soft metal ) with an allen tool that sorta' fits. If the tool you're using is just a bit loose in the hex nut, you'll fairly quickly round-off the inside corners. Once this is done, you and your Stratocaster will have a date at the local Luthier shop. It's virtually impossible to take out a stripped hexagonal truss rod nut.
So, buy this tool. Proceed GENTLY whenever using it. Your Strat' will last forever.