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Basses You Can't Have

all i really really relly really really want is Owen Biddle's Callowhill sixer. not a copy i want that specific one. its just so perfect i dream about it all the time. as a pretty broke dude its alot of pipe dreaming. i do have intentions of having one built to spec but it wont be the same because im in love with this one.

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I know how that feels...
Went to a local GC (I know, I know...they do, in fact, suck), they had a black/maple '78 (or near that) P-bass, chrome covers and all.
I played it and like, died, when I realized I couldn't sneak it out in my pocket.... :p

The one I played was at a gc also.



5StringBlues's purple fretless Jazz. Also, Phil Lesh's Alembic Godfather, a Modulus 6, and his Ritter 6 with LEDs.

To make you feel worse, it feels/sounds way better than it looks (and it looks damn sexy!)
 
The bass that I could only ever dream about having but probably never will is actually not even made yet. It is my own signature series Soundgear bass from Ibanez. I have some very cool and unique ideas for one but will keep them to myself in the slightest event that my dream does actually ever come true.
 
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I'm sorry folks, I have to go off topic for a minute:

Does anyone else think this is rediculous?

Can someone here please help me think of one legitimate reason why someone would buy a bass with two necks, one tuned EADG, the other tuned BEAD, when one could more easily procure a bass with one neck and five strings tuned BEADG?

-4 string necks are more confortable.
-A double neck looks cool.
-He can afford it, so why not?