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A use for old strings

Started by karl, January 14, 2015, 10:38:46 AM

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karl

Hi all,
 
OK, this isn't strictly an Alembic specific post, but I'm hoping it's of interest to bass players in particular and musicians in general.
I've recently set up a business called Bass Desires (www.bassdesires.tictail.com), which sells bracelets and pendants which I make from old bass strings. So if you'd be interested in some bass-specific fashion accessories, check it out! I ship worldwide, and can cater for custom designs if you have any ideas of your own.
 
For those of you who do facebook, I have a page here: www.facebook.com/bassdesiresfashion
 
Thanks for your time!

Glynn

What a great idea - they look good.  Wish you well.
(Bet the thread develops into. flatwounds vs stainless vs nickel !!)
Just my sense of humour.
Good Luck.
Glynn

5a_quilt_top

...or beer, bikes and autos - !
 
 
ooops...the highjack genie's outa th' bottle again...

sonicus

I have used Bass Strings to hang Heavy Works of Art , such as large paintings , etc ...  .   An E or B string can really hold a heavy piece.   G strings for the small ones .

tbrannon


pauldo

I've used old bass strings to 're-hang' a muffler on my 93 YJ Jeep.
 
:-D

tncaveman

Guitar G strings (LOL) are used in our lab to slice soil samples like a cheese cutter.  Our lab manager used to use piano wire but he says the guitar wire lasts at least 10x longer.
 
My son collects the ball end thingies and has them strung together.  He has them attached to the end of one of his basses.  I think that they would make cool dangling earrings.
 
Karl - your stuff looks really cool.  You may use the earring idea  :o)
 
Stephen
Prog Rock - Jazz Fusion fan living in the Heart of Country Music