Blue River SC Deluxe

Started by mica, March 23, 2022, 05:32:12 PM

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mica


pauldo

The blue really pops!  Especially on the headstock.  Is the grain pattern on the back too tight for any resin there?

mica

We generally don't use the Rezin laminates on the back. The way the blocks are made doesn't allow for successive slices so any backs would be from a different wood, and would looks really different. We've looked at it, and it just does better as a featured top only.

edwardofhuncote

Wow, that's really something to see!


I'm curious Mica, it seems like these color infused tops are all buckeye... is this design influenced by physics? I guess you need something porous enough to accept the stuff under vacuum treatment? For instance, maple would be too dense, not porous enough...




mica

This one is just a Rezin fill, and no dyes in the wood, so anything with voids would do well in this case. But yes, Buckeye is the most receptive to the dye. Elm and Poplar work well, but the Buckeye looks the best to my eye.

jazzyvee

I know nothing about wood but i presume a slice of buckeye would be light, so does the infused resin make a significant difference to the weight?
The sound of Alembic is medicine for the soul!
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keith_h

Nice touch on the blue "Alembic" on the pickups.

fivestringdan


rv_bass

That's nice, I like the ones that incorporate the natural wood :)

mica

Northern Lights made a lovely video about this bass.

OJ Dorson

Quite gorgeous!! Sounds incredible, too... of course!

Thomasio

What a beauty. Reminiscent of Starry Night ❤️