Agreed. I like dark woods too, and richlite makes that doable.
This richlite stuff is intriguing. I wish the samples didn't cost money. I kinda love little sample packs for whatever odd reason.VaticanShotglass wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 6:37 pmAgreed. I like dark woods too, and richlite makes that doable.
Not sure what other dark, sustainable options are handy.
resin/paper sounds more like a micarta,Garth wrote: Tue May 30, 2023 7:34 amThis richlite stuff is intriguing. I wish the samples didn't cost money. I kinda love little sample packs for whatever odd reason.VaticanShotglass wrote: Sat May 13, 2023 6:37 pmAgreed. I like dark woods too, and richlite makes that doable.
Not sure what other dark, sustainable options are handy.
Not sure if this is a sustainable option or not, but the fretboards on my The Duke basses are both Ebonol, v similar to bowling ball material. I love it. Next to a metal fretboard, this is my favorite. Actually though looking at the ebonol entry on wikipedia, it says it's also a paper/resin laminate which sounds like it is in that Richlite ballpark perhaps? Anyway, I'll take alla that you got.
Surprised this material isn't/wasn't more widely used, although I guess it might be a bit more brittle/prone to chipping if you think of how a communal bowling ball at the alley has wear chips around the fingers probably from rings or whatever.
The price on these has never shifted. Even used they are in the 700 to 800 range. It's actually odd really, I like mine but it isn't THAT cool. Clean preamps aren't that hard to come across. I feel like an audient gets you a similar thing and you get 8 for the price.Mickey242 wrote: Fri Jun 09, 2023 11:07 pm Cleaning pots on my Sytek MPX. I love stepped gain pots!
Edit: Why is this 950 dollars on reverb?
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