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Hah, which is identical to the Eastwood Classic 4:
For the past couple of months I've been looking for a "noodleing bass" and it has to be a true semi-acoustic short scale instrument. Just haven't found one that I'm willing to buy yet that satisfies my budget and meets or exceeds my expectations.
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Hah, which is identical to the Eastwood Classic 4:
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I'll give you odds they're both from the same factory. I see them on ebay occasionally from Chinese sellers with either no brand name at all, or some bogus brand of theirs, like "Grote". What an unfortunate name.More or less...
I believe the hardware is identical, but shape wise they are a little different with the Harley Benton having deeper cut-aways like an ES-335...
+1 on the Lakland HoBo 30 - this is a really sweet little bass with an amazing sound.
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For anyone thinking about a short scale hollowbody, there's this very interesting review round-up. I can personally vouch for the Fender Starcaster, shown in my avatar, as it's become my number one go-to, even strung BEAD!
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Different horns on the Classic 4Hah, which is identical to the Eastwood Classic 4:
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Rez-thread Head for the hills!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I have been trying to find a good hollow body bass for awhile and it seems like there isn't that many out there. Iv e been looking for a hollow body with a short scale neck, humbuckers, and preferably a hardtail bridge of some sort. However a regular scale bass with a hardtail bridge would also be acceptable. I also was looking and found the Dan Armstrong bass which I thought was also pretty cool, but it seems almost like a one of a kind bass that doesn't really have anything like it. Maybe someone knows of a bass that may fit this?
As mentioned by @jason_cfh the Gretsch 5442 (mine)I have been trying to find a good hollow body bass for awhile and it seems like there isn't that many out there. Iv e been looking for a hollow body with a short scale neck, humbuckers, and preferably a hardtail bridge of some sort. However a regular scale bass with a hardtail bridge would also be acceptable. I also was looking and found the Dan Armstrong bass which I thought was also pretty cool, but it seems almost like a one of a kind bass that doesn't really have anything like it. Maybe someone knows of a bass that may fit this?
Eastwood Classic 4. Eastwood Classic 4 Fretless and Eastwood Classic 5 are all 30.5" scale and are all Semi-Hollow. The Classic 4 also comes in a LH model. This is not a full hollow body bass.I have been trying to find a good hollow body bass for awhile and it seems like there isn't that many out there. Iv e been looking for a hollow body with a short scale neck, humbuckers, and preferably a hardtail bridge of some sort. However a regular scale bass with a hardtail bridge would also be acceptable. I also was looking and found the Dan Armstrong bass which I thought was also pretty cool, but it seems almost like a one of a kind bass that doesn't really have anything like it. Maybe someone knows of a bass that may fit this?
Ibanez AGB200, AGB260 and AGB205 are all semi-hollow 30.25" scaleI have been trying to find a good hollow body bass for awhile and it seems like there isn't that many out there. Iv e been looking for a hollow body with a short scale neck, humbuckers, and preferably a hardtail bridge of some sort. However a regular scale bass with a hardtail bridge would also be acceptable. I also was looking and found the Dan Armstrong bass which I thought was also pretty cool, but it seems almost like a one of a kind bass that doesn't really have anything like it. Maybe someone knows of a bass that may fit this?