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That matching headstock is so pretty, someone took a bite out of it.I prefer matching headstocks, especially with dark colored fretboards. This one is headed my way and I can't wait:
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I can promise you won't be disappointed if you get one. I love this bass as much as my $5k custom shop Mayones. In fact it may bump the Mayo for Saturdays gig.Almost exactly the bass I'm saving up for after snagging up the recent RockBass version for cheap. Same colour, too.
After seeing these pics I'm already negotiating the sale of my kidney because I just can't wait. Holy crêpe.
On-topic:
I don't mind matching headstocks on basses if the bass has a visible grain underneath the finish. But anything solid I usually prefer a mismatch. Heavily depends on the colour as well though.
It's really a case-by-case basis.
Guitars same thing, though I do generally lean more towards matching. But again, a sweet-looking guitar or instrument is just a sweet-looking instrument.
THAT is outrageously cool...
