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I just gave you $2000!
- Thread starter Cyber Soda
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I would invest into Warwick Basses, They have always been pretty top of the line GAS inducing machines for me, the feel is second to none..and yes i do like the baseball bat necks...(not to mention that their Fna Steamer Jazzman has been my favorite bass forever) and Electro Harmonix pedals (i cant get enough of my muff), and a small bit into Korg (but only cause i love their tuner pedals)
Well I guess I did say musical instruments... but I'd really consider putting some money into EHX.
lolWhat would you buy?
With two grand? Probably a Peavey VB-3 and a SBMM Ray35, and a hardcase.
YAMAHA FOR THE WIN!
they make and sell more musical products than anyone!
you are talking about investing and not purchasing an instrument right?
they make and sell more musical products than anyone!
you are talking about investing and not purchasing an instrument right?
Well since I didn't get too specific, you can take it any way you'd like I suppose.
Yamaha, huh? Maybe I should tally these... but there's too many companies.
Fender- far more diversified then ever before and the most recognized name in musical instruments.(Own Guild, Gretsch, Dearmond, SWR, etc.) And buying equipment is not an investment unless you intend to resell.
Gibson. So I could show up at their stock holders' meeting and demand them to stop doing silly products such as the Hendrix legacy Strat clones.
Well I don't know about Fender. It seems a bit risky at the moment. Maybe after a deflation. And I think that some of the comments were for the lulz.
Nice.
Well 2K won't do much for a huge corporation, so i would find a small luthier in the states who's putting out high quality instruments and has some business sense.
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I would invest into Modulus.
This is an instrument that is stable under any condition that us humans can stand and it something that can be passed down to several generations. (No wood warpage)
This is an instrument that is stable under any condition that us humans can stand and it something that can be passed down to several generations. (No wood warpage)
Fleabass. That project is going places, and for 2000 bucks I could own a good third of the company.
scottbass
Bass lines like a big, funky giant
Yamaha is a good answer if you're looking to maximize the return on your investment, not just throw your money at your favorite manufacturer. Along those same lines, Casio would also be a good choice for low-risk, high-yield results.
