I should have worded that how can "anyone". I get what you meant.That’s true, and I do like them (if my post sounded disparaging).
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I should have worded that how can "anyone". I get what you meant.That’s true, and I do like them (if my post sounded disparaging).
This is another reason I asked because a several months ago this caught my eye. I believe the cost was around 1200.00 and now up to 1600.00 for the same build. I do like the looks and it would also be lighter than many.
Bass of the Week: Moniker Guitars Natural Dixie Double P-Bass
Now 1200.00 doesn't look so bad. I was considering it for a country band. Alas the audition did not go well for either party.
This is why I like the Moniker idea. You can get what you want (mostly). I did like the double P configuration just because it is not something you see everyday. Or maybe I need to pay more attention. You all have brought so many good thoughts to the table.![]()
Browsing online and just seen this bass for the first time, veeery interesting. Any review videos around? Couldn't find any
Browsing online and just seen this bass for the first time, veeery interesting. Any review videos around? Couldn't find any
This is more like it!Exactly! About $700 in this build. Warmoth one piece swamp ash body, Allparts neck, Fralin dual coil neck pickup, Fender Super 55 bridge pickup (total humbucking pickups). Concentric knobs 2 V 2 T. DIY guard. DIY finish for body and neck.
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I can think of a couple luthiers that can make that for the same price or less, tune it to your specific preferred specs and give you a better instrument overall.What are your thoughts and do you think it is worth it?
I do like the appearance and I get that the cost of business is always on the rise but two grand for this, in my mind, is a bit high.
Just curious of your initial thoughts.
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This is the bass I have been wanting since they were put out on the market!What are your thoughts and do you think it is worth it?
I do like the appearance and I get that the cost of business is always on the rise but two grand for this, in my mind, is a bit high.
Just curious of your initial thoughts.
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a local shop indicated to me they might be getting them early. I'm headed up there today and I'll see what they say.
I had that Dirnt roadworn discussed above. The neck was an odd shape - narrow nut but very thick. My least favorite of any p or j fender neck I have ever played. It also was oddly balanced with a very heavy body and light neck (had to fight to keep the neck down - body dive...?). The sound was good but nothing special. Not the same beast but with my 50's Classic Vibe playing and sounding better, I sold the Dirnt.