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A Bass Fit For A King

There was one on consignment at my local music store. The owner was getting rid if his exotic collection. I only saw it on there website. The owner keeps all the boutiques in the back and will only bring them out if he thinks you are serious about buying the bass.
 
I played the bass that was made by this company that Stanly Clarke owns unplugged.

Resonated extremely well and the build quality seriously would give most of the more well known high end builders a run for there money. Some of the best overall craftsmanship that anyone familiar with super high end built basses(or guitars) would recognize and respect.

Again I've only seen one bass from this company first hand(and unplugged).
 
Funny how people spend so much on basses like that, despite the fact that a p / jazz / stingray plugged straight into an svt or a gk will sound better than it for almost every use.



Have you played this bass?

It does have 6 pickups and I'm sure one can, if nothing else cat a nice sound or two or three can be obtained from this instrument.
 
That's like saying a Honda civic will get you around town better than a Rolls Royce. It's correct if you look at from the point of view that a Honda will use less gas and and break down less often. However, that's hardly the point of buying a Rolls Royce.

If you are the King of Monaco and your band is playing the wedding of the Prince of Luxembourg to the Dutchess of Kent, you need a bass like this.