Thanks guys! I've got a couple of more things on tape that I haven't transferred to my computer which might be showable...
 
I just adjusted the intonation on the fretless neck today. I finally realized that I could trust my perception that the D string wasn't intonated properly - much more fun to play now!

Finally did something I've thought about doing for a long time - made one complete track of single doubleneck and double doubleneck - here it is - triple doubleneck!

Finally, the long awaited video: when life gives you lemons, pt. 2!

Cool!

I love it.  I played it 4 times tonight- my wife approves as well.  Good work.

sounds good ....what about the six string?

Thank you very much everybody.
 
I think I do have some video of me playing the six-string. It's tuned A-A, so it has quite a different sound. I'll see if I can dig that up, but it will take a while.
 
Also, I will probably be taking it to the Northern CA gathering in March!

Here ya go keavin! The baritone in action:
 
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Good.......I enjoyed it while having my morning coffee & a big bowl of this!

My mouth now hurts.

Mmmm, I always preferred mine with crunchberries.

I just love that picture of Rick Turner and Ron "Making a wish"!  I believe that Pete Townsend actually did it with his Gibson.  Before wish:  

   After wish:  

 

  Notice the change of angle between the necks.  If you look closely, you'll notice the seam where he split the necks apart.

Here's a close up shot.  
 
I wonder if his wish ever came true.....
 
 

 
 
It's a good thing he never played Alembics!!!
 
 

He did, Rami, he did... look here ! I don't know if he modified any of John's basses on or off stage, though  
 
Christian