Strandberg

[Dr. Cheese]

I have been seeing these at Sweetwater, I think. They are not super expensive and seem very well thought out ergonomically.

Frank Itt is quite a character and a great player.

 

[andvari7]

I play a Strandberg guitar, and it's a fantastic instrument. They do not make a 6-string bass, they do not make it out of carbon fiber, or some such material, the scale range isn't right, and they do not have a headless bass trem. Those are the four reasons I don't own a Strandberg bass. Simple as that.

If they built a 6-string bass - 33.25-37" multiscale, Strandberg EBS trem (the current guitar model is the EGS rev. 7), out of carbon fiber, or maybe license Basslab for the Tunable Composite, with that EndurNeck, and offer a fretless equivalent, then I'll drain my 401k to get them both. I'm that serious.

 

[redwood]

I play a Strandberg guitar, and it's a fantastic instrument. They do not make a 6-string bass, they do not make it out of carbon fiber, or some such material, the scale range isn't right, and they do not have a headless bass trem. Those are the four reasons I don't own a Strandberg bass. Simple as that.

If they built a 6-string bass - 33.25-37" multiscale, Strandberg EBS trem (the current guitar model is the EGS rev. 7), out of carbon fiber, or maybe license Basslab for the Tunable Composite, with that EndurNeck, and offer a fretless equivalent, then I'll drain my 401k to get them both. I'm that serious.

You should probably have a custom build. Nobody is going to manufacture that beast.

 

[Watchootognbout]

No six stringer.