Ok my Mob brothers and sisters (and Geoff). I accidentally did a thing here. ID Help would be greatly appreciated. No serial number.
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And on here as well. Since this is a Geoff era bass, he may have some insight.@GeoffGould will probably show up here or on FB to weigh in authoritatively.
Congrats, @iriegnome! I've had my eye on that one for months, was waiting for the price to come down some. And so it did! I will be very interested to read a review when you get it. It was already great to read what Geoff had to say.Ok my Mob brothers and sisters (and Geoff). I accidentally did a thing here. ID Help would be greatly appreciated. No serial number.View attachment 4212262 View attachment 4212263 View attachment 4212264
Now I really am excited about this new to me bass!Congrats, @iriegnome! I've had my eye on that one for months, was waiting for the price to come down some. And so it did! I will be very interested to read a review when you get it. It was already great to read what Geoff had to say.
And if you ever tire of it let me know, I think it would pair well with my 89 Q5 bolton.
Well, to put my interest into perspective, I spend way more time on the Mediocre Bassists Club than anywhere else on TB. But that said, I love my Q5 fretless, which has become my main axe. Btw if you're wondering about strings, I put TI Jazz Flats on mine, also love how that's working for me.Now I really am excited about this new to me bass!
A FAQ File would be amazing. So many little variations and so little out there that is printed. As always, thanks for the insightThe original Q5 (and Q6) TB as well as the original Q5 SP (bolt on) were based on 4-string necks. The X came later, when we made the necks eXtra wide. Maybe we should develop a FAQ file?
FAQ? I vote for a coffee table book on the history of Modulus Graphite. From the early days down on the peninsula to the joint creations like the buzzard and the b-quad. Of course, pix galore! Plus, anecdotes from working with the likes of Stanley Jordan, John Entwistle, et al...The original Q5 (and Q6) TB as well as the original Q5 SP (bolt on) were based on 4-string necks. The X came later, when we made the necks eXtra wide. Maybe we should develop a FAQ file?
Is this a start?FAQ? I vote for a coffee table book on the history of Modulus Graphite. From the early days down on the peninsula to the joint creations like the buzzard and the b-quad. Of course, pix galore! Plus, anecdotes from working with the likes of Stanley Jordan, John Entwistle, et al...![]()
I dont wish to aggravate the wound, but what is making it unplayable? Speaking as one with just a single datapoint of his own.NBD for me and I am overly disappointed! The bass is unplayable! Which for me is usually no big deal, but it just was so understated the condition of this bass. Bigger yet, it has the wrong bridge on it. So I am asking you all to point me in the right direction. I need a new “original” bridge. Not a clue what to buy. Here is a picture of the offending said bridge