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Have you ever played a moar bass from Denmark?
- Thread starter MAJOR METAL
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They seem like alembic on steroids.... although I would have used something other than a bent plate bridge on that first one.
Can I ask what aspect of them gives an Alembic on steroids vibe? I'm just asking as I really don't see that at all with these instruments.
What if you squint? Dark wood body, ebony/dark fretboard, brassy hardware, proprietary pickup covers in brass, weird shapes all over, etc. What more do you need to get a vibe?
Looks crazy. I see the passion in the construction. I’ve never heard of a 6 way toggle switch. Rotary switch yeah. But toggle? Wild.
I guess I just don't see it.What if you squint? Dark wood body, ebony/dark fretboard, brassy hardware, proprietary pickup covers in brass, weird shapes all over, etc. What more do you need to get a vibe?
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That body looks quite thin. I guess their slogan is "Less is Moar". 
I see what you did thereThat body looks quite thin. I guess their slogan is "Less is Moar".
The wood choices and brass hardware. Mostly though, the quirky electronics. Cool stuff none the less, I would rock that hollow body for sure
I lived in Denmark for 3 years and and during that time became infatuated with all things Scandanivian and bass related. TC Electronics, EBS and MarlowDK were an obsession (I had a master class with the latter who lived a short walk from me) . Had I known own about Moar basses (were they available back in 2009?), my bank balance would surely have suffered.
