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Double Bass Oh no... why???

Actually, if I were a rockabilly bassist, I'd think that bass was pretty much THE ****. I'm not, and I still think it's kinda cute. As it is, I think this bass will be pretty misunderstood in the regular "basses" forum.
 

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And a hood scoop and flocking. Maybe a lift kit for rests, so it can bounce up and down like a low-rider while the section pauses for those endless pauses in the Saint-Saens Piano Concerto.

I really dig this. I used to play upright/electric in a sci fi surf band in Boston called the Fliptones. We used to dress up as if we had just fully outfitted ourselves from the Monty Ward catalog - slightly undersize polysester suits, etc.. This would have worked perfectly...
 
I'm digging the reverse flames with natural wood more than the jaguar print ribs, but hey, it's not a bad combination really. I've heard that K&K slap pick-up system and those are fantastic for translating good slap sound in a high amplification situation. If it's in good playing condition, the price is a steal for a vintage Kay. The cool paint job and pick-up system is just gravy.