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Disher Rattlesnake

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Not bad, very nice case, but that headstock might be one of the worst designs of them all, right up there...down there...with this one.
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It seems to me that the maker could have easily drilled the tuner holes to allow the strings more of a straight path from the nut to the tuner.
Does the world need more outsourced Fender ripoffs?
If that looks like a Fender ripoff to you, it's time for a trip to the optometrist. :D Unless your comment meant that you felt that this bass is a good thing.
 
It seems to me that the maker could have easily drilled the tuner holes to allow the strings more of a straight path from the nut to the tuner.

If that looks like a Fender ripoff to you, it's time for a trip to the optometrist. :D Unless your comment meant that you felt that this bass is a good thing.

It looks like a Mustang with a Mudbucker slapped in there, and the headstock designed to resemble a beak. So I guess it's not a direct ripoff...
 
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I do kinda like the color.

Fender had almost the same on the '57 Strat reissue a few years back. Mike Keneally played (or still plays) one.

I considered buying the Strat when Mars Music closed & had one on clearance because it was an uncommon Strat color & I really like the black one I had & still have.
Yeah, the color is cool. It could lose the "Join, or Die" cartoon created by Benjamin Franklin in 1754. First off, does that cartoon look like a rattlesnake? Secondly, naming the bass the "rattlesnake" then showing a chopped up rattlesnake... to me, that's confusing brand wise. I read online they are combining history with music ==> "be revolutionary." Seems niche.
 
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