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excuses me for ruining all the fun but what does NAMM stand for? and i do not like the new EB basses looks what so ever.
ANyone know what those buttons are for?
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I'm sorry, Brubaker takes the prize for most creative,beautiful finishes EVER!
.he takes a risk,and tries different things..each one unique..
It would be nice to see a lower priced Brubaker line,someting more affordable,in the $1200-1400 range,maybe?..( ala "Combustable Dingwalls" "lakland Skyline" etc)
I regret selling my KB-4,one of my bass students has it now and It taunts me every time I see it.
nice to see such creativity in American Bass makers these days..
I wonder what's next?
Very sexy... that would be an awesome fretless...
And thats my Olympic White VJ-5 next to it..![]()
Anyone notice that Nordy Strat back there?
That bass is really amazing in person. There is no paint on that bass, the top is holly. The neck is wenge and the body is walnut and I swear the thing feels less than 9 lbs. Sound good too!
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thats the SICKEST wood grain look I have EVER seen! what kind of wood is that???
Bee:
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I know this is about the gear but; this is my first Namm and today I shook hands with:
Dave LaRue
Stanley Clark
Marcus Miller
Steve Bailey
Mark Egan
Roger Sadowsky
Doug Wimbish
Bill Dickens
Alan Holdsworth
Danny Gottlieb
Michael Mainring
Alain Caron
HOly smokes!!!!!