Hi.
The Jake has 17mm string spacing originally but If you want to choose another options about string spacing. You can customize it. Nut width is 45mm.
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The Official MARUSZCZYK CLUB!
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The Jake has 17mm string spacing originally but If you want to choose another options about string spacing. You can customize it. Nut width is 45mm.
You can check my music videos. I am a professional bass player and music teacher in TURKEY. MARUSZCZYK is a good company. I am not a sales rep, but If you want to learn about Ken Smith Basses or MTD or Sadowsky..etc.. you can ask me. If you can check my profile page, you can see my basses but here is the official MARUSZCZYK Club.
(Turkish Supermen Soundtrack)
You can check my other basses from this link on TB.
http://www.talkbass.com/threads/the-official-show-your-basses-thread-part-19.1019771/page-86
Svoboda Acoustic 5-string bass soundclips.
This is pretty amazing:
Ulasengin, Thanks for bringing these to our attention!
All the best,
Bob
This is pretty amazing:
Ulasengin, Thanks for bringing these to our attention!
All the best,
Bob
Yeah, the demo clip of the fretless version left me rather seriously ill with GAS.
Another stunning finish on that red one - I wonder how he gets that 3d effect with the grain - chemical etching or maybe sandblasting?
Yeah, I think Carvin is doing something similar with their "aged ash", though maybe that's just dye / chemical.
Hi.
This is only grain and transparent finish. I asked to Adrian Maruszczyk today. Not dye/chemical or sandblasting.
That is beautiful. Last thing I need to do is spend more money on basses, but if I were to order one, it would be just like that, except black hardware and fretless.
Still being a neophyte to the bass world, I've wondered what are the benefits of the headless bass. I imagine the lack of headstock weight/hang is nice, but is there anything else of benefit?
Also, does a headless bass suffer the opposite of neck dive, whatever that's called? (Neck climb? Neck flip? Neck fly-up-and-whack-you-in-the-nose?)
Also, does a headless bass suffer the opposite of neck dive, whatever that's called? (Neck climb? Neck flip? Neck fly-up-and-whack-you-in-the-nose?)
My headless bass is Maruszczyk Fog Omega 5.
It has balanced with a lightweight design.
A feeling like you have no bass when you hang around his neck .
Sounds as compared to other headed basses, much more punchy bass.
Already almost impossible to be physically neck diving . Top horn goes to the 11. fret, not 12. These feature provides incredible balance and comfort.
Another special future is ETS bridge. You can use regular or double ball strings on this bass.
It has 2 strap pins. If you don't like the first pin's angle, you can use second strap pin for balance and comfort.
It has huge sustain, set neck may be the cause .
Very easy and very light moving .
When I ride the motorcycle, I can carry the bass on my back. The gig bag lenght is 100 cm.
These are amazing features my headless. I recorded a video today with my basses. I will share it when I finish the videotapes.
What kind of pickup is that with quad blade coils fitting into a MM route? Almost looks like something Joe Barden might do, but...
