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Never thought about it much. I like a glossy neck because that's what my Rick has, I guess.
The only piece of gear I still have that I had all the way back then is my early 70's flat back SVT cabinet.
$2900 for a Snowglo Rickenbacker 4004L (My second one) I can't remember what I paid for my old Stingray Classic in 2010, but it couldn't have...
Apparently I am in the minority with the Stingray Classic and the Rick, but those are really the two basses that I can get the sound that is in my...
I was born in 89, and my brother bought an 89 PRS Curly bass 4 pureply on that fact alone. He has an 86 PRS Custom 24 (It's truly a sight to...
Not only are there inlays, it looks like the neck is slightly misaligned toward the treble side. If the pocket is cut too tight at that alignment...
I put a high mass Badass II on my 73 Fender Precision. Mostly I put it on there because I make the vintage threaded rod bridges "skate" when I dig...
I just traded out my 4001 that was more player worn at about that price in Southern Ontario. Mine was not disgusting laquer checked like that...
I'm currently in talks with Nordstrand and Rautia guitars about custom pickups. If I go the Rautia Wal pickup clone, it'll be somewhere around...
That nut looks like it was masterfully done
Music man has been refining and tweaking their basses and guitars for the better, improving on the original design for years...
I preferred A, B sounded a hair more scooped. I don't care which is which.
It looks nearly spot on the same as my 4004 headstock. I also have a 1975 Rick in Fireglo, and it's a smaller headstock, so I measured them....
I'd be getting a 5 string Wal, probably.
I dig that, if I were dropping five figures though, it'd be stack knob.
