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The Krappy Bassists Klub

...and using DB strings on an instrument that doesn't have as much string length beyond the bridge and the nut is kind of a pain, involving shortening the strings, shaving off silk, soldering the headstock end so it doesn't unravel. So, yeah, if there are 40" bass guitar strings available, and you don't want your P-bass to be bowable, they'll be easier and cheaper.
 
I am joining the Krappy Klub, I put in my order and sent the funds a couple of days ago. Anxiously awaiting my first "teaser" pics from the Krapmeister. I ordered a 4 string twiggy, if all goes well I will be following this order up with another for a two string punk bass, currently leaning towards the "smith and wessling". I allready have a spare shotgun softcase for it to travel in. :thumbsup:
 
Hey Southern Wisconsin!
Who owns this!
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Back in 2008 I had Krappy Guitars make me a 12 string Touchstyle tapping instrument.
I called it "The Faux-Lembic"
Styled after a Stanley Clarke Alembic.
It was six melody strings tuned in fourths.
And six bass strings tuned in inverted fourths.

But at the end on the year I ran into overdraft trouble with my back account and had to sell it to cover the deficit.
I sold it to Music-Go-Round in Kenosha.

According to one of the sale persons it didn't stay on the wall very long!
I don't want this back,but I wonder who owns this now?
How is it?
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Just got my first pic of my 2 string frozenwaterperson.
Fully assembled minus electronics and hardware, ready for sanding.
It's frankly confusing how good it looks considering the price.
How am I not going to order another one every 6 months?