Let's raise a glass to the man himself! Yesterday was the 11th anniversary of Phil's passing. Cheers to the Master!
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Let's raise a glass to the man himself! Yesterday was the 11th anniversary of Phil's passing. Cheers to the Master!
I don't know about figured woods and these basses... Tastes differ I know, but the solid colour instruments look better to me. The wood grain obscures the stylish design.
Whoa, the asking price on these basses has skyrocketed!
Let's raise a glass to the man himself! Yesterday was the 11th anniversary of Phil's passing. Cheers to the Master!
I am with you. Cheers for Phil!
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I had 2 early Kubicki Ex factors, blueburst and burgandy burst.
I traded them both off because I was young, stupid and an idiot.
Supply and demand. People want to play the. Not many are around and you have to wait.Another ExFactor I saw today, FCS listed for 5K. Not eBay either. IDK what the deal is but I have a charcoal FCS I’d let go for that in a heartbeat. There’s no doubt in my mind people have a falsely inflated idea of what these basses are actually worth in the real world.
Edit: I’d let go for half that
I'll buy it for half of that.Another ExFactor I saw today, FCS listed for 5K. Not eBay either. IDK what the deal is but I have a charcoal FCS I’d let go for that in a heartbeat. There’s no doubt in my mind people have a falsely inflated idea of what these basses are actually worth in the real world.
Edit: I’d let go for half that
Jewel and Carla revamped the site. They asked me for my opinion. Very historical. Give it a read.
KUBICKI | PHILIP KUBICKI – U.S.A.
They should include Scott Devines review of an Ex-Factor ...
They should include Scott Devines review of an Ex-Factor ...
They should include Scott Devines review of an Ex-Factor ...
Think of it in terms that it's not detuned...only that the 2 notes past the nut on the E string have been made available for our use. This has been an option on double basses for some time too, but I don't know for how long.I don't think I've had enough coffee this am to understand this although I should...why do the notes on the neck stay the same when you "detune" the ex factor as opposed to a drop d tuner? is my Kona coffee making me dull?