Yeah Ernest prefers ramps for comfort, hahaBass looks great. But, it would look so much better with out that ramp that eats up more than half the body.
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Yeah Ernest prefers ramps for comfort, hahaBass looks great. But, it would look so much better with out that ramp that eats up more than half the body.
Yeah, the bass was inspired by Roscoe but is not a copy. Quite a few things were changedRoscoe inspired, certainly; but calling it a clone of an SKB seems a bit far fetched. Neither horn looks like an SKB. If anything, the top horn is more LG than SKB, but it's not as extreme in it's offset as an LG. Also, the body size is much larger, like a Century, but looks nothing like a Century. But I definitely get a Roscoe vibe, and I dig it.
@spuogis I checked out the luthier’s IG, and I gotta say he is definitely one talented cat. Some beautiful work, indeed! Enjoy that bass...and post more vids![]()
Ačiū!Puiku! Fine looking instruments, nice tune.
IF you want a ramp, it normally takes up the space between the pickups. Standard placement. I'm building one for my warwick right now. Not much you can do other than choose a different wood.Bass looks great. But, it would look so much better with out that ramp that eats up more than half the body.
Yes! They are nordstrandsAre those nordstrands on the bass? There are so many pickups these days that I can't tell anymore by looking.
Singles or splitsAre those nordstrands on the bass? There are so many pickups these days that I can't tell anymore by looking.
Nordstrand big singlesSingles or splits
I made my Tele with three big singles.Nordstrand big singles
Those are the pickups to get, these days!Nordstrand big singles
When I mixed the bass I wanted to make it more "clanky" and more modern metal sound. Ernest preferred a more mellow sound, I guess because of his background in jazz music. As you said it's a matter of tasteThose are the pickups to get, these days!
I do agree that his tone in the recording is too backgroundy for me. But that's just taste. That bass can no doubt drive the presence in your face if set that way.
That bass looks super cool!I made my Tele with three big singles.View attachment 4269511
Then I swapped the neck with a big split instead. Made a world of difference. Like, everything that was missing, with no compromise. But, I swapped it for a big blade recently. Blade wins hands down.View attachment 4269512
And, now it's greenView attachment 4269513
Not quite as cool as yours though man.That bass looks super cool!
Totally, and don't get me wrong... you can tell it's a good sounding instrument. It's more the upper mids I personally love to push.... and some grind on the edge of the tone... but I mean, that's MY tone, not hisWhen I mixed the bass I wanted to make it more "clanky" and more modern metal sound. Ernest preferred a more mellow sound, I guess because of his background in jazz music. As you said it's a matter of taste![]()
You don't even know how much this means to me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!Totally, and don't get me wrong... you can tell it's a good sounding instrument. It's more the upper mids I personally love to push.... and some grind on the edge of the tone... but I mean, that's MY tone, not his
It's such a personal thing. Not a criticism... you are both absolutely fantastic players and the music is good and the result sounds amazing... absolutely professional and releasable. I'm duly impressed!
Yeah, his acoustics look insaneThe inlay on the Pocius model looks very nice. Some gorgeous instruments.