I've played some pretty heavy goshdarn stinking metal with out saying the 'F' word for quite a few years with my G&L 2500, but I have to agree: Go with the Daisy. Those say nothing but F&&^*(&%^&%* Metal.
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Dirty Road Cola said:sar·casm ( P ) Pronunciation Key (särkzm)
n.
A cutting, often ironic remark intended to wound.
A form of wit that is marked by the use of sarcastic language and is intended to make its victim the butt of contempt or ridicule.
The use of sarcasm. See Synonyms at wit.
[edit] Upon going to your band's website and seeing you guys classify yourselves as nu-metal, I'd suggest a warwick or, hell, an Ibanez. Don't use the term heavy metal when you're really talking about nu-metal. They're vastly different.
The Reff said:I don't know which brand you should choose - but something you should be thinking over is that if you're gonna use the B-String a lot you might want to try a bass with 35" or 36" scale length. The B-String on a 36" kicks ass.
Kelly Lee said:All BS aside, this says Heavy Metal!![]()
Tom Araya Signature...nuff said![]()
Don't forget the BC Rich line. You have the Warlock, Beast, and Mockingbird. They do offer the Warlock in a 5 string.

New sig, cheers.Govithoy said:Mmmm. That ESP, unlike most "metal" instruments (read: BC Rich) says "Metal, biaaatch!" without saying "I'm a dufus for playing this ugly piece of junk that couldn't be less ergonmic if these spikes were made of lead".

I was looking at getting this but I haven't heard anything about them if anybody has had one or used one likes and dislikes would be appretated.fragcon said: