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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

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1986? Cort Electric Bass
I don't know what I'm doing, but it sounds good to me.

I own 2 Cort basses...
a Curbow 5 string, and an EAB that comes with a wonderful backstory.
I love them Both, for different reasons, of course. :)
Every time I see a Cort, I think to myself, ‘There’s a lucky bassist!’ :thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
Got to love a hollow body

The CK "Bone Buzzer" is especially nice being a true hollow-body and 34" scale. As with any hollow-body bass, you need to be aware of resonating feedback from the amp if standing too close but other than that they offer such a great tone - especially with flats and a pick. :bassist:
 
The CK "Bone Buzzer" is especially nice being a true hollow-body and 34" scale. As with any hollow-body bass, you need to be aware of resonating feedback from the amp if standing too close but other than that they offer such a great tone - especially with flats and a pick. :bassist:
I really enjoy your ecclectic collection. It's a great history book.:thumbsup:
 
I really enjoy your ecclectic collection. It's a great history book.:thumbsup:

Thanks! It's allowed me to have first-hand/ear experience with many types/styles of basses. In retrospect, there's no perfect bass in looks, feel or sound - there are many if you are open to how each can speak to you. (I know I'm preaching to the choir or at least to you here!) ;) :bassist:
 
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