The Adam Clayton CS P has hit e-bay...

[chuck norriss]

Looks alot nicer than the Warwick IMO:

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I like the Warwick, especially that flamed maple top, but I don't like its headstock.
The Fender?--well I suppose some fat cat is walking away with it. Good for him. Too flashy, or douchey, for my taste.

 

[Matt R.]

Well, of it's a Adam Clayton bass you know only 3 notes per song was played on it.

Yes, and better than anyone here. Simplicity doesn't equal bad.

 

[SteveC]

I've come to the conclusion that - for myself - after about $1,500 you are paying for more than a bass.

 

[bass4u]

Well, of it's a Adam Clayton bass you know only 3 notes per song was played on it.

I wish I had the cash he's made only playing 3 notes per song

 

[A-Step-Towards]

I dont get when there called sigs when a artist sits down and makes it with fender , a sig suppose to be modeled after a bass a artist used in the field alot , like duffs was a bass he used for decades an they modeled it after that , jacos was the same

Like i know he used P's but thats just something he sat down and created

 

[JimB52]

It has two more strings than I would expect an Adam Clayton signature bass to have.

 

[Johnny Alien]

I dont get when there called sigs when a artist sits down and makes it with fender , a sig suppose to be modeled after a bass a artist used in the field alot , like duffs was a bass he used for decades an they modeled it after that , jacos was the same

Like i know he used P's but thats just something he sat down and created

I kinda disagree with that. Especially with Fender I think it's good for them to have the variety of something that was designed by the artist. The Stu Hamm, Roscoe Beck, Mike Dirnt, etc models that were worked on with the artists were all not only special but sold well. Everything else is nothing more than another reissue.

 

[Darkstrike]

The shade of gold is dull as ditchwater.