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The only downside to basses made overseas is the not being able to try before you buy but I've been wanting a headless bass (full body) for a while that doesn't run $4k plus.My guess: Ma-roo-check. They do make some nice looking stuff, those blue ones are killer!
I have no problem with any name as long as it plays/ sounds good. Look at Fender. If it were not well known............It could have been hood, bumper, drive shaft and on and on...........I see: commercially speaking I would have shortened it to "Marus" or "Jupiter" or someting easier to handle! But that is the guy's name, so I understand...
Hey, where ever he's from (Poland?) I betcha they think some of our names are strange and hard to pronounce!I see, nevertheless it takes two seconds to memorize Fender, Gibson, Manne, Meridian, Laurus.
Then later you can easily search on the web. Now try to memorize/spell that Marus....!!!!
But again: I understand the pride for his own name...
I see: commercially speaking I would have shortened it to "Marus" or "Jupiter" or someting easier to handle! But that is the guy's name, so I understand...
I laughed so hard reading that that I nearly had a vowel movement!Help is on the way!
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Just like it's spelled! Obviously! Shoulda known.![]()
There is also a YouTube where you can listen to it (), and it's hysterical. I heard the routine on NPR when it was replayed on their farewell show and I nearly wet myself!I laughed so hard reading that that I nearly had a vowel movement!![]()
The only downside to basses made overseas is the not being able to try before you buy but I've been wanting a headless bass (full body) for a while that doesn't run $4k plus.