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Let's see those blue basses!

It's the "everything"! The only thing about it that's standard is that it's made of strings, wood and metal. o_O

Well, we'll just lay that at the feet of Sheldon Dingwall and Nolly Getgood. :D Sheldon has referred to this model as his 'Stingray killer'. I've never owned a Stingray, so I can't say how they compare. It is a design departure from your standard bass. The multi-scale neck has a 36" E string and 34.25" G...
 
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I know this thread has been done before but hey, why miss an opportunity to post some pics.

Rick B.

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Neat! :thumbsup: What neck specs did you choose?



Is "freakyweirdawesome" a word? Well, now it should be! drool

The body is alder, the neck on this one is a 9.5” radius rosewood on maple. I thought I would try the flatter radius and I like it fine but still prefer 7.25” (my p bass has a usacg quartersawn maple with ebony fretboard and clay inlays - that’s my #1).

The pickups are fralin split j’s, which I like and found for just $130 for the set. The tuners are hipshot lollipops. Other than a 500k tone pot, everything else is typical reissue/replica hardware though the covers are nickel.
 
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