Waiting for the finish to cure before the rubout starts:

The top wood is simply gorgeous.

Wow!

That is really, really beautiful.

Wow! was my reaction too!

The walnut and the body shape make for a sublime combination.
 
I can't wait to see it finished!

Me Too!!

Hey mica
Thanks for the photo update!WOW! this is gonna be one beautiful sounding and looking bass!!

Chris came and picked up this bass yesterday, but here is the completed instrument for everyone else to enjoy:

WOW!
 
 Gorgeous Bass, Chris! Bet she sounds as good as she looks. The walnut looks great!
Take care of her, and have YEARS of enjoyment with her! Congratzzzz!!!
 
Mike   (the 'Ho)......

Santa Maria!
 
Can we come to your house?hahaha-ah
Smart yet-warm-yet beautiful!
 
See ya in a few days,
 
Paul

Congrats, it looks great!  And I like your control configuration!

Hey  
Thanks guys! IT DOES in every way sound as good as she looks.this is a truly amazing instrument!!
-Chris

Bumping an older thread here, but Wow... this guy was definitely headed down the same path as me!  
 
I gave serious consideration to a set neck on my custom, but opted in favor of 3 purpleheart lams instead. Love the classic soft-horn Omega, and the simple circuits. I probably would've gone with the Crown headstock on a 4-string, but hey - that's why they do custom builds.  
 
Nice!

So when we spoke today about the control layout, I was all concerned about the Q switch location, which is shown in the 3D mockup below:
 

 
But tell me if you prefer postion A or B for the output jack.

Hi Mica
I preffer B for the output jack(JEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZZZZ this instrument is beautiful!!!).
-Chris