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Jaw-Dropping Basses

Jun 19, 2004
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Columbia, Missouri, USA
www.daniellemuscato.com
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Endorsing Artist, Schroeder Cabinets
Okay, so we have a Most Beautiful Fretless Basses thread, and several [x brand] GAS threads, but how about a general Jaw Dropping Basses thread? No brand restrictions, fretted or fretless, any number of strings... What basses simply make you go, "Wow!"?

Let's not make this a "show your own basses" thread - we have that (see sticky) - but more along the lines of, a bass that you don't own and probably wouldn't buy, but just based on its looks, you are floored.

I'll start!

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Please also say what kind of bass it is, what the name of the color is (if applicable), and any other cool info about it, if you'd like!

This is a Modulus Quantum 5 in Azure Blue Glass over quilted maple. This pic is from Planet Bass. Drool....
 
Wow! The finish on that Sadowsky is definitely jaw-dropping.

As far as Ritters, I have always been in love with this color, though not this particular bass:

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I *love* the frosted blue over super-tight flamed maple, too:

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Reminds me of my Les Paul...

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I guess I have a thing for transparent blue!

That Rob Allen is gorgeous, too.
 
ok, maybe we go slightly offtopic but since I too love this Chennel thing here, I was just asking myself: it has the same dimensions of a cello; therefore it might play more like one, not like a bass, uh???

It's somewhat bigger than a cello. As you can see from this illustration the back length is nearly 36", where a cello would be more or less about 28"-29".

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