Was it a Zappa or Little Feat album that credited a guy for playing something simply identified as: "Groove Bludgeon" ... ?
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A slab-body Precision.
Original and still the best for brawling.
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so:
you're looking for an instrument you can physically beat people with?
that's so wrong, on so many levels, I don't even know where to start.
FAIL.
+1.. I would take my Steiny if I needed to!My "dream bass" for a fight would be a all carbon fiber Steinberger. It already looks like a weapon, and it will not break.
Actually, I started reading this post because I mistakenly thought that you were looking for the best bass(music) for(to play during) a bar fight...
Ok, so I'm getting ready for my first bar gig in quite a while and it crossed my mind that I should probably use a bass that strikes a nice balance of on stage presence and tone yet could easily be used as a weapon if necessary. I'm thinking my Squier P will do it. Can afford to destroy it if necessary and looks pretty cool doing it although I do wish I still had my Cort Steinberger. That thing was essentially a baseball bat with strings!
Any other options I should consider?
I would use this one , then I won't lose any sleep over it..
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