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it rocks! comes very close to the AC on the "it rocks" scale, but in a different direction. It is classy, I would love a fiver like that
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Nope, the carpet will not match the drapes....
following the [carnal] analogy, you're not going to get a matching headstock. Or else, body and head will by dyed in different colors![]()
it rocks! comes very close to the AC on the "it rocks" scale, but in a different direction. It is classy, I would love a fiver like that
No, body and headstock will not match, and the JO5 and BG5 will not match![]()
That's all I'm saying for now!
Here's a similar looking fiver.. and if I had my way, this bass would be mine:
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CallowHill. I had a p-bass on order with them... with a lakland pickup in it, of course.
Here's a similar looking fiver.. and if I had my way, this bass would be mine:
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I dig the headstock a lot.. and I still have the bass on order. And when I talked to Tim, he said he has a lot of respect for Lakland and what they do. Tim's a great guy and I'm pumped for my CallowHill P-bass with Lakland pickup.
Sorry for the sidetrack, but it looked like the DJ coming my way, but with 5 strings
That's not slowliness, you're taking the advantage of the most wide possibilities of the preamp. To get only one tone or two from the 55-94 is not quite a waste of the bass but definitely a loss for the bass player.
What kinds of gigs do you play, are you actually going to take 3 basses for one set?
I like the headstock too, just not the size of the decal. Cool bass for sure!