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Is this too much??

I would like to see the expressions on my bandmates faces if I showed up to play a country music gig with that bass......HaHaHa! They already think that I am nuts and that would confirm their thoughts!

Nice bass though and the guy is talented but that's just not for me. It has 8 too many more strings than I need. But.....Party on Garth.
 
That's beyond me, but lots is beyond me and I am cool with that :) I think that would be cool in a trio situation with drums and maybe piano (that is, if you could play it). Must be a challenge to properly amplify it with such a huge frequency response though, if Scott chimes in I'd love to hear what he does with the signal.
 
Man,
Just when I was thinking about taking a couple of strings off my 4 string, to make it more manageable.:p

The guy is amazing, though, but why is that instrument even called a bass? Extended range guitar fits as well. The reference to the Chapman Stick is appropriate, neither guitar, nor bass (or is it both?).