Originally posted by Gard
Neither - it's a Corian spacer. The bass has a zero fret.
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Originally posted by Gard
Neither - it's a Corian spacer. The bass has a zero fret.
Originally posted by pd_5string
That's silly.
Nothing "cheaper" about poplar aka tulipwood than Ash, Alder, etc.
Poplar was on Zon Legacy elite's (their most expensive bass) and on MTD's which are pricier still.
Originally posted by embellisher
It does have a repututation for being a cheap quality wood, even though the tonal properties are very similar to alder. I am not sure where the reputation came from. After all, if Ernie Ball, MTD and Zon use it, it can't be junk.
Originally posted by Fuzzbass
I prefer the swirly burly one.
I got yer flamed redwood for ya (BassNorthwest):
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Originally posted by malthumb
zdravsvweetche! Kak vwei bil? Ya poneemayu porussky, nu, plokha. Ochen plokha.
Originally posted by pd_5string
Since my new MTD hasn't actually shipped yet, I wanted to get the opinions of TB'ers.
I saw this other MTD bass on Bass Central's website. This bass also looks nice, but I a not sure which I like better, the amber one I chose with the burled maple top or this other beauty.
The body is avadore with a flamed redwood top.
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This bass is tulipwood with a burled maple top (the one I chose originally).
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Which do you guys like better?
Originally posted by BlacksHole
I voted for the burl but I do have questions - are they the same price? Same # of frets? Same p.u. configuration?