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Headstock Shapes
- Thread starter JACink
- Start date
Here are some odd-ball choices from my personal collection.
Kawai KRB-105 (carbon fiber)
Kramer DMZ 4001 (sorry...not shots from the front!)
Linc Luthier Danger Bass
Leduc UBass (I guess this is really more of a trussrod cover than a headstock)
Fernandes Atlas 4X
Ibanez ATK 750QM (Not really an odd-ball; these are pretty mainstream nowadays)
Kawai KRB-105 (carbon fiber)
Kramer DMZ 4001 (sorry...not shots from the front!)
Linc Luthier Danger Bass
Leduc UBass (I guess this is really more of a trussrod cover than a headstock)
Fernandes Atlas 4X
Ibanez ATK 750QM (Not really an odd-ball; these are pretty mainstream nowadays)
Hey am I right in thinking that over the years the standard Fender headstock has changed shape a few times? like got much bigger and then smaller again? and also the size of decal changing? If so i think a couple of examples of the headstocs and the dates they are from would be really handy for quick identification and say, being able to indentify if the second hand bass you are buying is as legit as the seller is saying etc.
If they havent changed then ignore all i just said
If they havent changed then ignore all i just said
Ken Lawrence Squidstock...
And another squidstock. Hey, I resemble that remark. Take it back!
M. M.
- Jun 30, 2010
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1994 Modulus Q5
1975 Aria A-200
1978 Modulus Bassstar 5 String
2006 Washburn BB-06
1999 Washburn Force ABT Prototype with Straight tuners
1975 Aria A-200
1978 Modulus Bassstar 5 String
2006 Washburn BB-06
1999 Washburn Force ABT Prototype with Straight tuners
