This wont be for everybody - but wow. The time involved for these must be incredibly long - wonder if anyone on here has purchased one of their previous models - very cool builds. IMO
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Sure IS - i think that's the look they were going for - as a useable instrument, eeeek no...but an art piece - wow.Yes, it is artistic and and lot of work to design and make. I don't say this to be negative. To me, it looks like a "Robo Bass". Very mechanical looking.
So it's powered by steam and not electricity? Wow!This wont be for everybody - but wow. The time involved for these must be incredibly long - wonder if anyone on here has purchased one of their previous models - very cool builds. IMO
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..truly made for metal.So it's powered by steam and not electricity? Wow!
Who makes steam powered amps for this?
definitely industrial looking![]()
I think buying it with resale intent is not happenin. I know a USA dealer had the red one on the website and dropped their pants on it when i showed interest (last year or longer) - so they even struggled to sell it. Its an art piece and i think that is how it needs to be appreciated - but something you can also take out of the glass cabinet and play once in awhile. The top two are pretty bad a$$ lookin though - i think all aluminum too - just an art perspective of awesomeness i thinkOnce you buy it, however, how long might it take to resell it?
Sure IS - i think that's the look they were going for - as a useable instrument, eeeek no...but an art piece - wow.
This wont be for everybody - but wow. The time involved for these must be incredibly long - wonder if anyone on here has purchased one of their previous models - very cool builds. IMO
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