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It's the Barney bass!!!!Fuzzbass said:Gawd, I wish I had an extra $4k lying around!![]()
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LOL!!!simongpaez said:Like it or not ( I don't ) but that one is on hold. less than 4 hours after the latest update of the stock instruments ,,man
Sold.Fuzzbass said:Gawd, I wish I had an extra $4k lying around!![]()
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I don't know how many others really like this, but I completely dig this crazy Sad buckeye burl a lot more than just about any spalted maple I've seen... but not necessarily more than some of the MTDs I've seen...

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I don't know how many others really like this, but I completely dig this crazy Sad buckeye burl a lot more than just about any spalted maple I've seen... but not necessarily more than some of the MTDs I've seen.
If higher-end MTDs sound anything like the '91 Tobias 6 fretless I owned, I think I would opt for a Sad... just not a purple one.
Jeff Rader said:It plays and sounds even better than it looks!
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Good! Thanks for the info, now I can stop worrying about it.Nino Valenti said:Sold.
lefty007 said:I lot of people don't know this, but purple paint helps bring out the harmonics in the second fret in a fretted bass. It also boosts the frequencies below 20 hz by 0.1 dbs, more or less.
Remember you heard it from me first.