Yeah concur!! I was gonna remark it probably dives like a frickin' Stuka. Oh! I just did.Talk about neck dive
I wonder if he actually spent the $ to get grand piano strings for that thing?
GAS...nah. I'll pass gas on this one. <snicker>
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Yeah concur!! I was gonna remark it probably dives like a frickin' Stuka. Oh! I just did.Talk about neck dive
There's a ton of wide angle distortion in these shots. I think that's just a regular bass.
No biggie unless his face is as long as that fretboard.Why the LONG face? Just 'cause you can't have one?![]()
And it takes two people to tune it! ....And three to re-string it.Yay! Looks like somebody finally found the solution for that bass player who wants the range of a 5-string but doesn't want to give up on staying with a 4-string.
And here I thought Kallium literally went off the deep end with those 40" upright scale basses they demoed at NAMM.
Be careful with that long neck or you'll put your eye out.
Probably poked his eye with the headstock.Tattoo? I see an eye patch.
Even the audience is wearing those green jump suits. Prison?
It's a low brow but entertaining limited comedy series named Neon Joe Werwolf Hunter. Yes he's an inmate in this episode.

There's a 37" string-thru bass over on Rondomusic

And then the inevitable plethora of TB threads: "What gig bag will fit a Joshy Cashington Mega-P?"



droolTattoo? I see an eye patch.Living proof of the dangers of pointy headstocks.
The hell with the long bass and I patch, I want a flame throwin' vest like this one. Man, I could fire the drummer from the audience!Try one of these....
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