Hey there! I wanna ask you one thing. There's a bassplayer in Poland - Piotr Zaczek. http://fusion.pl/zaq/ He plays Jerzy Drozd now, but he used to play Nigar bass. And that's the point. Can anybody tell me something about this basses? I know it's an American bass, but it's nowhere to found on internet. Got few pics:
There's a four-string on sale here (with pic): http://hudba.bazos.sk/inzerat/7017/Predam-bass-gitaru-Nigar.php I'd bet that's not an American-made bass. As Jazz Ad said, a name like that would probably not be too well received. Maybe made in Slovakia? The lams and rounded edges on the headstock bring Neuser to mind.
I knew about that four string for sale, but it's quite everything we found at the moment on that bass . And i highly doubt it is an Slovakian bass. It has to be a very-customshop bass . According to what Piotr Zaczek said - that bass is full pro. Some time ago he was selling it (he bought Drozd, like i said) for 6500 zl, wich is about 2050 $
All I can think of when I see the name of that bass is the episode on the Chappelle Show about the "N****r Family"! Dave Chappelle, while completely crossing the line at times, is one funny human being! ...ok, back to our regularly scheduled topic...
That bass is most likely made by K&K basses by Slovak luthier Aloiz Krajicek ([email protected]). The headstock is typical for them. Their webpage is down at the moment (http://www.bassguitars.cz/), but if you do a search for K&K basses you can find some other models on web as well. This guy http://www.richardscheufler.wz.cz/en/en.htm is their endorser. Here is very interesting interview with the luthier: http://www.muzikus.cz/pro-muzikanty...ny-slovenskeho-mistra-kytarare~26~duben~2005/ ...in Slovak..
That headstock is identical to Piotr's one. Photo taken from Richard Scheufler's site. Looks like Nigar=K&K Thanks nemo!
What's to and LOL about? Guy wants to know something, the power of TB helps him out. Of course there are great bass players in Poland and great luthiers in Slovakia. Conversely, even.
The LOL and smilies are because discussing Nigar basses gives Americans and other English speakers a chance to almost say a word that they would other wise be criticized for using.
Hello! I am a happy owner. It was very expensive bass with Basstec pickups and Gotoh gold mechanics. They did a great peace (5 string) specialy for me with serial number 5. On the picture is a little dust on it, because I mostly use now an American Fender jazz bass.[/IMG][/IMG]