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I love me some block inlays all day,but here they seem too conventional....Maybe diamonds?
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For as ugly as it is, it looks like it was built well.
I wasn't exactly over here nitpicking one of the ugliest, dumbest looking basses I've ever seen. I was referring to the woodwork itself. At a glance, looks good. Up close, who knows.I have my doubts. Have you seen that bridge???
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How come every time I see one of these Mothman type guitars, the carpet in the room looks like a giant pee pee pad?

The same can be said of this bass.Even the dog is afraid of it...it's hair is standing on end![]()
If you look at that bass and think you could housebreak it then you're braver than most.How come every time I see one of these Mothman type guitars, the carpet in the room looks like a giant pee pee pad?
Also useful as a jabbing weapon, and if you add a thick rubber band, presto: It's a slingshot for responding to unruly members of the audience. Or band.I dig the bottle-opener headstock.
Practical.
Or toasting hot dogs and marshmallowsThe headstock shape seems practical. Not for bass, but for something like pitchforking one's hay or enemies.
I honestly think those Dean Vs have a cool lookI think you'd get more attention playing the Dean...