Wow that’s some heavy tin lol
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Wow that’s some heavy tin lol
Just do a search, I've probably seen at least 3 of them in the last year.We gotta start a thread for what names we have called our basses. Cause I’m sureevery bass player has a name for his or her bass. Mine reminds me of a red head names Nicole Kidman. Lol
I might just do that. ThxJust do a search, I've probably seen at least 3 of them in the last year.
He still pulls a 12 out but, most of the time he plays a left handed model of his S. Korean made Schecter dUg Bass. He was playing the original prototype(w/ an un-wired MM pickup in the bridge pos.) but I believe he retired that one. I'm very happy with mine and it's a pleasure to play. It was my first Schecter, now I have 7. The dUg, 2 Michael Anthony's and I added a 4th Model T, Black w Maple, last week.I thought he played 12 stringers?Love me some King's X!
