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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

Hey everyone! Here's my latest video. Taking a quick look at my Lakland Jerry Scheff Signature 4 string bass. I get a lot of questions about this instrument, so I thought I'd make a short vid about it! Enjoy :)



Ok Lobster - I am just wondering - How many basses do you now have. Looks like a bit in the pic.

Thanks for all your work.

Lenny

I am curious as well! Having watched waaaaay too many of your videos (nice work, btw!), I know you usually compare back to your trusty P bass but I'm curious, if you had to get rid of all of them but one, which one would you keep?

Keep turning them out! Thank you!
 
I am curious as well! Having watched waaaaay too many of your videos (nice work, btw!), I know you usually compare back to your trusty P bass but I'm curious, if you had to get rid of all of them but one, which one would you keep?

Keep turning them out! Thank you!

Thanks! Oh jeez.... if I had to pick one.... I can't. I think my EHB1005MS with the aguilars is my favorite 'all rounder'. Very versatile, tons of range both tonally and in terms of scales and accessibility to the fretboard. But if I had to pick just one.... I think it'd be the BFR Fretless. It's so much fun to play and so expressive.
 
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Hey all, here's my latest review. Checking out the Schecter C-5 Apocalpyse, the electronics thing are interesting and really versatile for a passive bass. The individual series/parallel/single coil toggles for each J-bucker and a Vol/Blend/Tone config make for a wide variety of usable tones.

 
Hey all, here's my latest review. Checking out the Schecter C-5 Apocalpyse, the electronics thing are interesting and really versatile for a passive bass. The individual series/parallel/single coil toggles for each J-bucker and a Vol/Blend/Tone config make for a wide variety of usable tones.



This has been on my GAS list for a few years now
 
.... I've been really hammering out these things. Here's my latest review of one of the new Ashdown basses (the Low Rider). Plus I interview Dan Lakin and talk about the project, the collaboration between him and Ashdown, and what's on the horizon for him and these basses. Hope you enjoy :)

 
.... I've been really hammering out these things. Here's my latest review of one of the new Ashdown basses (the Low Rider). Plus I interview Dan Lakin and talk about the project, the collaboration between him and Ashdown, and what's on the horizon for him and these basses. Hope you enjoy :)



Oh, that is sexy! Need to finish stuff so I can watch the vid!
 
.... I've been really hammering out these things. Here's my latest review of one of the new Ashdown basses (the Low Rider). Plus I interview Dan Lakin and talk about the project, the collaboration between him and Ashdown, and what's on the horizon for him and these basses. Hope you enjoy :)


Great review of a cool bass and the interview was a very nice bonus. Bravo and best of luck to Dan and Mark!
 
In a little while @LowEndLobster is gonna post something that has to be one of the BEST reviews I have ever seen. Not necessarily for the subject, but the delivery is just THE BEST!
:D:laugh:;):roflmao::smug:

(sorry LEL, I couldn't resist)

LOL. I was hesitant about posting it here... but....