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Ramirez 6-String Headless Bass - $1200 Shipped/Paypalled CONUS
I purchased this from a fellow TB member awhile back and I have enjoyed it immensely. It plays and sounds terrific. No fret or neck (or any other) issues.
I am a guitar player and though I do reasonably well with this bass, it really is to much bass for me both in terms of my bass playing ability, but moreso in terms of some recent health issues including 3 shoulder operations over the last two years and a spinal fusion about 6 weeks ago. I have a light-weight ergonomic Stambaugh that is going to paint imminently that is going to be my go to bass for the foreseeable future, which hopefully will be less taxing to play for decent periods of time.
I don't post a lot on TB so if you want to check me out some more (including feedback), I am S Effren over on The Gear Page.
Specifications:
--OHSC
--6 string custom bass guitar.
--Solid, thin profile, comfort carved zebrawood singlecut body.
--35" scale length.
--26 medium jumbo frets.
--ABM black headless hardware (allows the use if regular strings, no double balls needed).
--Set neck construction.
--One piece quartersawn padauk neck.
--Quartersawn ziricote fingerboard with flat profile (think classical guitar. My favorite profile, I used the tag line "once you go flat, you won't go back).
--Two single coil Ramirez custom wound pickups.
--Audere premium 4 band preamp wired for 18 volts with Zmode switch and active bypass.
--Carved wenge/Birdseye maple neck transition block.
--On board Allen wrench holder (for changing strings and adjusting the bridge).
--Schaller strap locks
--Zero fret.
--Matching wood control cavity and battery covers (battery cover is held in place by strong neodymium magnets for a secure hold and tool-less battery replacement).
--17mm string spacing at the bridge.
~ 9 lbs total weight not including the strap.
Ramirez 6-String Headless Bass - $1200 Shipped/Paypalled CONUS
I purchased this from a fellow TB member awhile back and I have enjoyed it immensely. It plays and sounds terrific. No fret or neck (or any other) issues.
I am a guitar player and though I do reasonably well with this bass, it really is to much bass for me both in terms of my bass playing ability, but moreso in terms of some recent health issues including 3 shoulder operations over the last two years and a spinal fusion about 6 weeks ago. I have a light-weight ergonomic Stambaugh that is going to paint imminently that is going to be my go to bass for the foreseeable future, which hopefully will be less taxing to play for decent periods of time.
I don't post a lot on TB so if you want to check me out some more (including feedback), I am S Effren over on The Gear Page.
Specifications:
--OHSC
--6 string custom bass guitar.
--Solid, thin profile, comfort carved zebrawood singlecut body.
--35" scale length.
--26 medium jumbo frets.
--ABM black headless hardware (allows the use if regular strings, no double balls needed).
--Set neck construction.
--One piece quartersawn padauk neck.
--Quartersawn ziricote fingerboard with flat profile (think classical guitar. My favorite profile, I used the tag line "once you go flat, you won't go back).
--Two single coil Ramirez custom wound pickups.
--Audere premium 4 band preamp wired for 18 volts with Zmode switch and active bypass.
--Carved wenge/Birdseye maple neck transition block.
--On board Allen wrench holder (for changing strings and adjusting the bridge).
--Schaller strap locks
--Zero fret.
--Matching wood control cavity and battery covers (battery cover is held in place by strong neodymium magnets for a secure hold and tool-less battery replacement).
--17mm string spacing at the bridge.
~ 9 lbs total weight not including the strap.
