Recent content by bones91

I make one. Called the Greenseer. Mine's got a master volume and relay bypass plus a normal 1590BB enclosure.

Definitely not a bad idea, if and when I have time for such a thing haha.

That was the most beautiful D'Aquisto I found in my research. I'm not a big jazz box person but that one almost converted me.

This would be a really interesting angle to approach. I think it would be best answered in a more research-heavy tactic, maybe surveys or interviews with people within Fender marketing (that'd be a stretch to make happen but I myself am in PR/Marketing in my day job). I did notice that the newer...

That's awesome! I realized about 14 hours into editing the video that I had just grabbed images from Google search and not attempted to credit, so big thanks for posting your great photo of that bass. There really were not a lot to choose from. It's a looker! As for the longhorn, that one's...

I'm planning on getting a Bongo 6 string this year. So yes!

I spent easily 100+ hours researching, editing, and recording this. I'm sure I missed a few things, but I learned a LOT through this video and I think I've covered some really interesting and obscure models, especially in the bass realm. Turns out Fender DOES do more than the P and J, you just...

Yeah I already decided to send it back and get a dingwall or Ibanez BTB after the holidays.

As the title says I just got a new EHB1005 from Sweetwater. Really sweet bass. It's my first 5, first fanned-fret, and first active. I got it because I have shoulder/back issues and needed something light, did not really consider the scale length when I was buying it as I was just excited to...

Bit of a thread necro, but I build one with a master volume and relay bypass (and cool sparkle enclosure) called the Greenseer, and I try to keep the prices pretty reasonable.

Word! Yeah the circuit does a really good job of letting low-end pass through, even at the highest wet settings.

Update: We're running an Instagram giveaway for one of these! Head on over there to enter:

I used a Squier for years as a recording and live show bass with no modifications. I buy a good bass because it's good and doesn't need any upgrades, that's my barometer.

I don't have the new bass comp yet (Had the old one and loved it), but I do have the guitar one and it is an excellent update, highly recommend. I will be buying the new bass one as soon as I start getting a bass board back together (funds permitting haha).