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Small unknown bass guitar company's

I've always admired and wanted to play a Matt Pulcinella.

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So I am asking people to just post some small unknown bass company's that have good basses maybe even so pictures

Welcome to Talkbass. By your join date it appears that you are new here, so I won't give you the "use the search function" lecture. Besides, these threads are old enough that they would have been dozens of pages deep in any search. I just remember them because I posted in them. Hope you find what you're looking for in these. Have fun!

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/whos-your-favorite-custom-builder-477830/

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/show-your-little-known-luthier-made-basses-142350/

Peace,

James
 
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wow! I've heard TBers bragging about their Reverend basses before but never visited their website or took a good look. These basses are amazing! And add to that, I discover there is a dealer right here in town that I didn't even know existed! I fear GAS is about to set in...
 
I really like the Callowhill OBS 5 string, but I am scared to even find out the pricing!! Especially when on their website it says:
"The OBS is a very unique instrument, so its hefty price tag allows the customers to pick from more options and truly personalize the orders."
 
wow! I've heard TBers bragging about their Reverend basses before but never visited their website or took a good look. These basses are amazing! And add to that, I discover there is a dealer right here in town that I didn't even know existed! I fear GAS is about to set in...

They're nice, Professional instruments at a reasonable price.
 
There used to be a one-man company, Girl Guitars, that had very original design. Mostly Teles but one did the corroded look perfectly, another had a clear top with compartments holding those wax sushi models you see in Japanese restaurants, and there was a very original bass too.
 
sorry...bad pic but can't take a pic of it at the moment.

The funniest brand name for a bass I've seen:

Mr. Potato - hand made bass-Korea. Made in a little store shop, don't know if it's still there though. Actually pretty darn good. Neck through.
 

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