Prostheta, the back and neck on the six string bass is mostly bubinga with some birds eye maple and a few veneers of maple and ebony thrown in for good measure (you can't have enough speed stripes on a guitar!!). The neck has thirteen pieces (not including the fretboard)and the body has a bubinga back, burl poplar top and a few veneers in between to accent the join between them. Thanks for the compliments, unfortunately most people who see my work here think if it doesn't have a well known name on it, it's a piece of crap.
The six string bass is my gigging bass, fantastic sound, action etc, but it's a ton weight. I would use less dense woods if I were to build something like it again. I am currently building an Ibanez Jem copy, maple and walnut laminated neck with a maple fretboard. Walnut body with a jigsaw puzzle of walnut and maple on the top. Neck, headstock and body will have black binding. I will take a few pics tomorrow and put a link to them. Thanks to Menapia I know how to do it now.
It's great to talk with people who share the same interest in guitar building. I look forward to sharing my journey with you.
Sláinte.