One of these, demonstrated at one of my old hangouts, Musik-Schmidt -- a Q4 Bartolini.
Mine looks just like that one, so you don't need me to bug me for pictures.
Amazingly a great instrument for what it is, a geek furniture bass for slappy overplayers. Not exactly my thing, but...still...
Has real Bartolini BB4CB pickups, Grovers, two-band preamp.
Korean 2010 build. Very nice finish, though the "tiger eye" reminds me of blowtorched plywood a bit. Perfect alignment, very nice frets, no obvious screwups.
It's light, a bit over eight pounds, but feels lighter due to its excellent balance. The ergonomics are almost perfect. Possibly the most comfortable bass I've ever played. Very nice!
AND IT'S NOT EVEN POINTY!
Only gripe is the tiny (about 1"x1") SMT preamp which runs a single 082 OpAmp and is attached to one of the pots. It's a bit noisy. They have $250 worth of pickups going into a fifty-cent preamp.
Really a nice catch...especially for $132.99 from Amazon.
No, you're too late!
Mine looks just like that one, so you don't need me to bug me for pictures.
Amazingly a great instrument for what it is, a geek furniture bass for slappy overplayers. Not exactly my thing, but...still...

Has real Bartolini BB4CB pickups, Grovers, two-band preamp.
Korean 2010 build. Very nice finish, though the "tiger eye" reminds me of blowtorched plywood a bit. Perfect alignment, very nice frets, no obvious screwups.
It's light, a bit over eight pounds, but feels lighter due to its excellent balance. The ergonomics are almost perfect. Possibly the most comfortable bass I've ever played. Very nice!
AND IT'S NOT EVEN POINTY!
Only gripe is the tiny (about 1"x1") SMT preamp which runs a single 082 OpAmp and is attached to one of the pots. It's a bit noisy. They have $250 worth of pickups going into a fifty-cent preamp.
Really a nice catch...especially for $132.99 from Amazon.

No, you're too late!