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gkbass13 said:ive always loved rays work. i played one of his older monarch-esque 4 string with a walnut top and birseye board with abrts and a haz labs pre. it was amazing!!!!....oh yeah, rockin the 33" scale as well. i was planning on buying it form the bass palac e but i missed out.
mikoespanol said:Ray's a great guy! Here's his site:
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saxofunk said:Your are teasing me. All I get at that link is a directory to nowhere.
Wilbyman said:I think I know that bass...sounds like one I have at home...(Pickup covers/knobs/ramp all new)
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MikeBass said:Thats purdy!!
What that hit ya for??
And what are the specs on it??
BTW, long time no talk to Will!!
How ya been man??!?
lamarjones said:Well then........
I'd say around the 3000 mark (active ones). Usually 19mm spacing, and he is big into passive or auderes, but I think he wants to thrown in Nordy j5s, also he said alder with a myrtle top on it.
lamarjones said:(hey emjazz, notice how that top horn makes it to the 12th, he said that 6 that I posted was somewhat custom).
MikeBass said:Oh yeah, I forgot to mention.
The reason I was getting rid of my BSX is to raise funds for anticipated tax debt next year (due to me being off work and disability not taking out federal taxes- sucks!)
Anyway, I'll say this now, this is a brand new bass and knowing what may be the case, it will more than likly be up on the chopping block unless it's the baddest thing I ever played (and then something else will go!).
So, at +$3000 new, someone is gonna get a good deal if they are interested in a few months.
Hate to be that way, but thats just my world right now.
I hope things will change!
Wilbyman said:I don't think the passive thing will make any difference for resale truthfully, but I would expect it to go for $2000-$2100 used/mint. I just haven't seen a used R-Bass go for much more than that. Great basses but I don't think the brand appeal is there for most people. I don't know if the fretless aspect would make it more or less saleable.
MikeBass said:To be honest, $2000-ish would be fine.
I hope something can be worked out and maybe hang on to it if it's nice, but I'm not thinking exactly that way.
I'll play it until I have to make it go away.
But to be honest, I'm kinda fired up about it!!
lamarjones said:Those figures sound right, and if it comes to that at least drop me a line, I usually got a couple of random nice things that I would love to talk to you about should it go that way!!!
Oh yeah.....pics!
MikeBass said:Anyone have a contact phone number for Ray/R Basses??