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That 4/2 is really nice, very classy looking with the matte finish!
I bought that one i think you talking about it was custom made for the guy from story of the year and I love it
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Hund Basses said:I bought that one i think you talking about it was custom made for the guy from story of the year and I love it
I have my fretless TJ5 for sale at my local guitar shop (In Canada). I love the instrument, but I find myself playing my fretless Sonus 4-string. I don't think I will ever make the transition to 5-string.
http://www.coolguitars.ca/kgs_inv_detail.php?InvID=3671
Hope posting here would be of interest and not in conflict with forum rules.
best wishes
Alastair

Was looking to replace my Music Mans ton of bricks tone with better playability .Iam getting older and tendonitis from repetetive lifting at my day job has made it hard for me to play .Joe said it would play like a Ferrari (fretted) and would sound more organic than my Modulus -which I did like alot but just did not have that massive grumbling tone .I have heard that modern grumble with a friends Roscoe .Hoping the tone on this will have that modern approach and playability .Cant wait .
I have my fretless TJ5 for sale at my local guitar shop (In Canada). I love the instrument, but I find myself playing my fretless Sonus 4-string. I don't think I will ever make the transition to 5-string.
http://www.coolguitars.ca/kgs_inv_detail.php?InvID=3671
Hope posting here would be of interest and not in conflict with forum rules.
best wishes
Alastair
This is exactly the way I feel, and is exactly Joe's intent with his special formula. His neck material and construction is VERY VERY different from Modulus. Both are great products, but I've always felt the Modulus is just a little to "clinical" sounding (if that makes sense). Yeah, it has all the tonal purity and lack of dead spots and such, but I've always heard the tone of Zons as much more "natural". I do also like Joe's neck profile better, and I also like to stick with 34" scale for the most part, which I believe is a custom option on a Modulus 5, but "standard" on most of Joe's models.I haven't played a Modulus in a long time but I think my Zon is very warm for a composite neck. It has a very punchy sound, good for heavy music and the neck is very confortable to play.
Hope that was a warm welcome ?good lucknot a good luck as in (not going to happen with that amp,bass,cab configuration) .When I say grumbly I mean growly .I know this Mesa is capable of lots of distortion but I just like it edgy not all distorted .The body is ash not alder.