embellisher said:
This thing is beautiful. Perfect fretwork, and a lovely sherwood green finish.
sure is, yup... great fretwork. The wife says it's teal and not fond of the color

so using the "but I'm buying it for you" excuse won't work.
embellisher said:
The control cavity is nice and clean, fully shielded, and features star grounding.
Haven't looked yet... but I know it's quiet, so I'm sure you are corrent
embellisher said:
The pickup routes are nice and tight.
This thing just reeks of quality. As good of fit and finish as I have seen on any sub $2000 bass.
+1 Nino's got some skillz for sure!
embellisher said:
The neck profile is a tad thicker than I prefer, but it is still very playable.
very playable... I'm also playing flat & wide necks myself. This neck is by no means a baseball bat, but it is a tad rounder than what I'm use to. Very nice in the hand, no issues with getting use to it at all.
embellisher said:
Sounds very good through my Fender Bassman 25, and my Rockman.
I have neither... but I'm sure you are correct
I've only played it through my recording set up. I'll be puttin git through the "tube rig" paces this weekend.
embellisher said:
Gets a very convincing Jazz bass sound, as well as a decent P imitation, and a dual humbucker modern sound.
in my first little recording session, I found the bridge pickup in single coil and the neck pickup in humbucker modes centered with the 2 band pre set to both mostly off (Nino, is that boost only?) gives a pretty wicked recorded tone (samples soon). It slaps well too (dispite my inability at that technique!).
More to come
