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Bound Body Basses

MAJOR METAL said:
I almost went double binding on my G&L but the extra few hundred wasent worth it for me.

No, it's not. While it's an impressive looking feature and very very classy, you only see it at certain angles, so most of the time you'd be the only one who knew it was there. I'd rather spring for a top of some sort.
 
ElBajista said:
:eek: Man, those Bacchus basses look incredible!

What's the pricetag on one of those, shipped to the US?

I got one from [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] second hand for about €800 after shipping and taxes. Best bargain in basses there is IMO.

Just type in Bacchus as the keyword and hit enter. There's usually one or two in there.

This one is $1246 :hyper:

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logic for two strap buttons on the butt of a bass body: balances when you rest it against something without a stand. one button = lean and potential fall ... two buttons properly placed = balance


here's a bass that Chef got to play when he was out in Seattle a month or so back. I definitely need to shoot a better image to show off just how deep and gorgeous that spalted top really is

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it's currently set-up with an OBP-1, Aero Type I's, in a V/B/B+T/Passive configuration ... the image is when I had this loaded with a U Retro Deluxe. All who have played this describe the tone and playability as being that of a Sadowsky

all the best,

R
 
I played this. It was flippin' awesome, but I couldn't find a way to sneak it out of Rod's house:(

Rodent said:
logic for two strap buttons on the butt of a bass body: balances when you rest it against something without a stand. one button = lean and potential fall ... two buttons properly placed = balance


here's a bass that Chef got to play when he was out in Seattle a month or so back. I definitely need to shoot a better image to show off just how deep and gorgeous that spalted top really is

9fd4f9a5.gif


it's currently set-up with an OBP-1, Aero Type I's, in a V/B/B+T/Passive configuration ... the image is when I had this loaded with a U Retro Deluxe. All who have played this describe the tone and playability as being that of a Sadowsky

all the best,

R
 
There is a Gretsch Broadkaster for sale that I am scared to try because I would probably buy it :eek:
Bound body, bound fretboard and bound F holes!

I don't need another bass... I don't need another bass.. I don't need another bass...

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