Mega String Bass

[Danksalot]

I know... But still it would be hard! I mean I'd get lost in the jungle of those strings

Welcome to the jungle! (I had three minutes to spend in Microsoft Paint)

 

[jusplayinmybass]

You are a sick sick man.

 

[sheepdog]

Welcome to the jungle! (I had three minutes to spend in Microsoft Paint)

I didn't know JT was having a new bass made...

 

[Limo]

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Now that's a bass...................isn't it??

 

[jusplayinmybass]

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Now that's a bass...................isn't it??

Uhhhh...No.

 

[Limo]

Uhhhh...No.

Are you sure??

 

[embellisher]

I've got Warrior working on my new signature instrument now, it's based on the 14 string, but it only has one neck and has tripled strings. I believe that it will be the first 42 string bass ever made. It will also have a deep cutaway like a Zon Hyperbass to facilitate access to all 42 frets.

The low G# string has 9 layers of winding, gauge is .217. It has a titanium core, but the windings are made of a uranium/nickel/magnetite alloy.

I have to wear special lead lined gloves to play it, so that I won't get cancer in me fingers from overexposure to radiation.

The real chore was getting Lightwave to design a pickup that has sensors for 42 individual strings! It wasn't cheap, let me tell you! They said that it was impossible, but with enough coaxing and cajoling(and $$$) I was able to get them to do it.

Build time is 6 months, and it's costing me $18,000, but it will be worth it! I can't wait to get my hands on it!

Oh yeah, it has a graphite neck, velvet coated phenowood board and an aluminum body with a machined steel top.
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[JAUQO III-X]

I've got Warrior working on my new signature instrument now, it's based on the 14 string, but it only has one neck and has tripled strings. I believe that it will be the first 42 string bass ever made. It will also have a deep cutaway like a Zon Hyperbass to facilitate access to all 42 frets.

The low G# string has 9 layers of winding, gauge is .217. It has a titanium core, but the windings are made of a uranium/nickel/magnetite alloy.

I have to wear special lead lined gloves to play it, so that I won't get cancer in me fingers from overexposure to radiation.

The real chore was getting Lightwave to design a pickup that has sensors for 42 individual strings! It wasn't cheap, let me tell you! They said that it was impossible, but with enough coaxing and cajoling(and $$$) I was able to get them to do it.

Build time is 6 months, and it's costing me $18,000, but it will be worth it! I can't wait to get my hands on it!

Oh yeah, it has a graphite neck, velvet coated phenowood board and an aluminum body with a machined steel top.
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WoW! Can't wait to see it

 

[Sonorous]

Welcome to the jungle! (I had three minutes to spend in Microsoft Paint)

AHHHHH!!! WHERE AM I?!?!?

 

[ADbassman]

The low G# string has 9 layers of winding, gauge is .217. It has a titanium core, but the windings are made of a uranium/nickel/magnetite alloy.

You're going to be the start of world war three when that G string mysteriously explodes in a massive flaming nuclear reaction. Gives a whole new meaning to "Blowing the audience away".