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Official Zon Club Part 5

If you have a facebook page create an album and then copy the url for each image you want to post. You can post them all in one post on TB. You can set the photo album to private if you don't want to publish the images on FB for everyone to see.
 
Okay let's try this again, my friend Harlan was ever so gracious in shooting these shot's for me:
 

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On the balance thing, I think it matters a LOT if it's a model with a relief adjuster or not. I think Joe told me that adds almost a pound to the neck, but even if that's off, those necks are at least definitely heavier. My older Sonus 5 (no adj) is very light overall, and the neck is very light. My newer Sonus 5 (w adj) is still not neck heavy, but the neck is noticeably heavier at least.

FWIW.
 
Switching from the stock Gotoh tuners to Hipshot Ultralights would probably save you about a quarter-pound or more of weight on a 6-string as well, if it was ever a problem.
 
How's the balance? Every Zon 6 string I've owned has been neck heavy and considering the legacy body shape I would assume it would be even more an issue.


I'll be perfectly honest it's not perfectly balance but not extreme neck heavy either, I do where a guitar strap when I'm sitting down playing on the bass and it doesn't neck dive what so ever.
The bass it self is extremely alive, the response on this instrument is out of this world not to mention the action on this bass is nice and low with absolutely no buzzing at all.
The harmonics on the bass are beautiful, nice even notes across the entire fingerboard.
Honestly the best high end bass I've ever owned in ever aspect of the word.