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The bass I left wanting was a Warrior. Great basses, but very reasonably priced for a hand made bass.
It was great seeing many of you at the NAMM show!
Wait a minute... wait a minute...
Wouldn't a 5-string Sterling be about the same as a 5-string Stingray?Maybe a thinner neck and smaller body, or something?
This is for James. Stew touched it and so did I. I promise it's not resting on the back of that chair. I'm actually holding it up. I didn't get a chance to play it, but it's a very nice bass indeed. Fred did a great job. I think Stew got a chance to play it a little earlier. Maybe he'll chime in.
I had a great time at the show and got to meet a lot of folks. I'll be putting together a gallery tommorrow.
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Hah, by the time James gets it back, his bass will have been fingered more times than a hooker outside the Lincoln Tunnel.![]()
Hookers aside, I'd like to see more photos of all the Bee basses - especially the 10-string whose head just pops up in this photo:
http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e215/mkatmtv/NAMM 07/Bee4.jpg
BTW: you have to copy and paste that link into your browser to trick the photobucket bandwidth cop.
cool pics Bud but no Skjold or NYBW ?![]()
That's not his '77 though.
Whatever it is, it looks nice. Fender should RI that one. The '75 just isn't the same with the black blocks. I prefer MOP on Maple FBs.