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The Krappy Bassists Klub

I've had the bass awhile now and I suppose I'm over the "honeymoon" period.

I still like it! Still plays nice, hasn't exploded in my hands sending shrapnel of wood flying into my internals, so that's a good sign...right?

Seriously, I play it about as much as my USA Jazz (which is surprising, because I LOVE that bass, its so hawt).

Anyways, buy a krappy, you won't be disappointed!
 
Dissing the P Bass will get you nowhere Owl.

I have an open mind on all basses its just as a true crappy bassist I prefer to at least play a bass that looks good.

You might want to rethink the P then. Just sayin.

So that was an "ugly bass post"...check the FAQ, that's not allowed here.

Besides beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Or the beerholder, as circumstances allow.
 
Or the beerholder, as circumstances allow.

Beer Goggles:

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does krappy do full size bodies? and pickups that you want or are they all those cheap emg looking ones? slap a chrome cover on there and im set though. . .

I should prolly just email them :D
 
does krappy do full size bodies? and pickups that you want or are they all those cheap emg looking ones? slap a chrome cover on there and im set though. . .

I should prolly just email them :D

I think Kevin can build pretty much whatever you'd like. I ordered a custom bass from him that's on his website as his Traveler model, then I ordered a custom version of that. No problems with either.
 
I've been in touch with Kevin about a potential fanned-fretless 5 string, since I can't afford a custom Dingwall right now.

Anyone on here own a fanned fret from Krappy? I'm used to it with my Dingwall ABZ, and really want an unlined version, and I also want a Super P, so I figure I'll kill two birds with one stone and go with 35-32" fanned scale, single pickup in the P position, passive, maple neck/fingerboard.

I haven't sent him my final specs because I'm afraid it'll be too affordable and I'll have to find some way to actually order it!
 
I left the Little DragonWing with my luthier while I went on vacation. Fren installed a new bone nut, and basically tweaked the frets a bit. While it plays quite nicely now, it requires some significant adjustment to my technique, especially with respect to muting strings. It's a one trick pony but I really like the trick. For those who wanted to know what it sounds like, and some new pictures too, you can go here.


Peace, JBY