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Stoner/Doom Bassists 51: Back To The Future

speak of hipster DOOM, THE NAME IS EVERYTHING!!!
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Change, I have a couple of the Warwick 7 guitar stands. They work pretty great and have good padding so nothing gets dinged up.

Mine look a little rough as I've had them since I was in high school, but they still work great.

Thanks Ron! After I bought my last 2 basses,I realized that I ran out of guitar stands. So I was thinking rather than having 4 or 5 basses on individual stands hogging up floor space of my apartment why not get a floor rack and stack `em side ways.
 
Dude! Well how is it?!?!

Awesome man! I haven't played it through the big rig yet but unplugged and through my practice amp it sounds awesome. There's this bell like harmonic to all the notes, tons of bite and attack to it. It sounds like an acoustic. Plugged in the tone knob has a lot more effect than my J, completely open sounds like it does acoustically, and rolling it back darkens it up and lessens the attack but doesn't make it unbearably wooly like with the J, the harmonics on this thing are wild.
 
whoa. that`s pretty fvcking awesome right there. Congrats on the new bass! It`s aluminum? Mind if I ask how much it cost?

Neck is aluminum and it runs into the body, I can take better pics tomorrow, but the bridge to the headstock is all one aluminum unit and it sits in the body, with a resonator plate on the back. The pickup it mounted to the neck/bridge unit so it all vibrates together.

Here's the model page, base price is at the bottom:
http://www.electricalguitarcompany.com/index.php/model/EGC-500/fuseaction/models.ca7819d5.htm