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You just blew my mind.

If only Soundgear would offer this as a 4-string, I'd own it already. If only Soundgear would offer custom basses, I'd own it already. If only Soundgear would offer me an endorsement deal, I'd own it already. If only, Soundgear.

My ears are the greatest determining factor in my tone, and everybody else's for that matter. Wiki didn't even mention my ears, I'll have to make some edits.

"Tone and sound are terms used by musicians and related professions to refer to the audible characteristics of a player's sound. Tone is the product of all influences on what can be heard by the listener, including the characteristics of the instrument itself, differences in playing technique...

Link please.

This is a semantics argument. Many seem to be confused in believing that "tone" is something created by the player and channeled through the instrument. In reality, tone is the inherent sonic quality built into the instrument as a result of components and construction. As it's thrown about on...

Anyone here familiar with these guys? How about their bass player Dave Willey? Or their former bass player Bob Drake? They are certainly worth checking out if you're at all into Progressive, Avant-Garde, Experimental, or ambitious and detailed music. Fans of King Crimson, Gentle Giant or Mr...

You're right, that is rosewood, same as the cover for the control cavity.

I just looked closer and the neck is actually two-piece - the headstock has a lamination line. This leads me to believe there is a very thin veneer after all.

Yup. Control cavity is a dead giveaway for the body - definitely not ash. Is that a walnut veneer on the headstock, or dark stain on the maple? Hard to tell from the picture, but my guess is the latter.

Think of these as tools for cutting rather than boosting. I doubt you listed these frequencies because you want to cut them out. Faders are only toys when you call them sliders.

Sleepytime Gorilla Museum: Enjoy!