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Eight String Club - 8 string Octave - Post 'em

I got my Schecter Riot-8 early this summer, and just got it back from a proper set-up and adjustment. Plays great now. I call it Yeller.
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[QUOTEI know is not 8 strings in pairs but I thought I would share a photo of my beloved 8 string beast.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, technically, you're posting in the wrong thread, but DANG if I had a bass that beautiful I'd want to share it with the world too!
 
Nice 10 string! How does that beast sound? Can you post video or sound clips? What songs/type of music do you use it on?

I sold it and I wish I kept it … but is was a really nice bass. I didn't like the pickups or the preamp, and a couple of the frets needed leveling.

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http://www.3dentourage.com/425/11-dean-10string.mp3

and on this clip it is 4 tracks, track 1 a drum machine, track 2 a p-bass, and 2 tracks of the 10 string bass with the octave strings tuned to a 5th above the root, and lots of distortion.

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I am going to build a 10 string bass someday
 
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Wow, stunning. I always like Rick Turner's work. I'm pretty amazed that the bridge is so simplistic and not adjustable. How does it play and sound?[/
Wow, stunning. I always like Rick Turner's work. I'm pretty amazed that the bridge is so simplistic and not adjustable. How does it play and sound?
Plays beautifully. But adjusting is a complicated thing (cutting the bridge or using neck shims)—fortunately rick turner did the set up. The combination of fretless and 8 strings is very cool.
 
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