INSPIRED BY KEITH DUFFY

Base Price USD $4250

Body Wood: Lightweight Swamp Ash or medium weight Alder

Neck Wood: Quartersawn, straight grain Maple with 2 graphite reinforcement bars

Fingerboard: Rosewood or Maple

Body Finish: Teal Green Metallic, Wilkins “Thin Skin” Poly or Nitro Cellulose (not as perfect as poly – grain can show through the finish) Add $300

Neck Finish: Oil (to recreate the feel of a vintage bass with the finish worn through – recommended), High Gloss (add $150)

Headstock: Matching body color (add $200)

Fingerboard Nut Width: 1.50″ or 1.75″

Scale Length: 34”

Truss adjustment: Allen key at body

Fret Size: Medium / Vintage-Style (recommended) or Jumbo

Nut: Bone

Tuners: Hipshot Reverse Gear Open Back w/ Taper Shafts

Bridge: Hipshot Custom designed dual access (string through body or string through bridge), .750” spacing

Hardware: Chrome, Gold available by request

Strap Buttons: Dunlop dual design

Pickguard: White

Pickups: Novak Gold Foils

Electronics: Passive Volume / Tone (CTS Potentiometers) 5 way selector, Switchcraft top mounted jack

Strings: D.Lakin by Dunlop Roundwound (040-.100) or (.045-.105), Pyramid Gold Flatwound (040-.100) or (.045-.105)

Case: G&G Traditional Fender Style Hardshell Cream with Orange Interior or Mono Vertigo Gig Bag

Warranty: Lifetime to the original owner

Keith Duffy

I was introduced to Keith through Demeter’s Bob Williams in 1997. Keith was playing with Ireland’s pop sensations The Corrs. We became fast friends. Although we grew up thousands of miles apart our bond through music and bass was strong.

He visited the States quite often. The Corrs did have a huge hit in the States, “Breathless”. It was so big it was played in an episode of the Sopranos!

In 1998 The Corrs opened for the Stones in Washington DC. Keith invited me and I flew out to see them and the Stones. What a great time. I heard the Stones do, “All down the line” at the their soundcheck !

Keith is one of my best friends and I am excited to be working with him again.