I've been recovering from a couple of
surgeries lately and I've been instructed to not lift anything over 10 lbs for a few weeks. That cut out playing my upright and most of my electrics, so I've been working on playing my Godin Acoustibass. I bought this brand new back in the mid-90s, looking for an upright kind of sound, before I played upright. It hasn't gotten much use in recent years as mostly I play actual upright now.
It's nice to get a chance to rediscover this bass. The LR Baggs piezo and the resonating tines under the top give it a wonderful woody sound, and the neck is slim and comfortable. It weighs right around 7 lbs - has a bit of neck dive, but nothing terrible.
You don't see these too often, so I thought I'd share.
I'll post a sound sample shortly.
surgeries lately and I've been instructed to not lift anything over 10 lbs for a few weeks. That cut out playing my upright and most of my electrics, so I've been working on playing my Godin Acoustibass. I bought this brand new back in the mid-90s, looking for an upright kind of sound, before I played upright. It hasn't gotten much use in recent years as mostly I play actual upright now.
It's nice to get a chance to rediscover this bass. The LR Baggs piezo and the resonating tines under the top give it a wonderful woody sound, and the neck is slim and comfortable. It weighs right around 7 lbs - has a bit of neck dive, but nothing terrible.
You don't see these too often, so I thought I'd share.
I'll post a sound sample shortly.
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