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Let's spread some musical misinformation

This bass will produce a tone identical to that of a trombone, thanks to it's tubular metal neck:
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Temu will be your go-to vendor for prog accoutrement. You're welcome.
You are right, this is perfect:


And they even got my physique perfect. And the mask just adds a bit of mystery - is they keyboard player actually Rick Wakeman, people will say.

But for that disco/prog crossover, this is the one:

 
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Tuning your bass to the frequency the Universe vibrate at will cause reality to implode due to self enforcing resonance...

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I knew there was a reason this A=432 fad was wrong. It's better to avoid resonance and turn to a prime number anyway, especially if you are into math rock. To stay roughly in tune with others, I choose A=439.
 
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I knew there was a reason this A=432 fad was wrong. It's better to avoid resonance and turn to a prime number anyway, especially if you are into math rock. To stay roughly in tune with others, I choose A=439.
For math rock everything has to be based on prime numbers. Throw away your 4-string basses - 5 strings and 31-inch scale are what you need.