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My new UB Standard made it safely to Bend OR. today , I am a lucky guy , View attachment 1170075 happy 4th !
My new UB Standard made it safely to Bend OR. today , I am a lucky guy , View attachment 1170075 happy 4th !
Drummers are typically subdividing as part of the drum pattern they play. Bassists aren't. Foot tapping helps a lot.
My new UB Standard made it safely to Bend OR. today , I am a lucky guy , View attachment 1170075 happy 4th !
Very cool, enjoy. I spent three years out in Bend and Ashland OR. Very pretty part of the good old USA.
Sounds like the one advertised on Craigslist in NJ - what a great dealLuckily, I stumbled across one on craigslist a week or two later. The seller was offering it at a great price, plus it had some factory extras - the solo swoop, dot markers - and the ebony parts are beautiful. The tailpiece has a nice blonde streak.
As if the deal was not sweet enough, it also included an RS pickup, Ingles stand, a 'playing' stand, black haired German bow and quiver, bow case, Dlx Mooradian bag, bib, rosin, extra strings - everything I would have been looking for had I purchased one from Upton directly.
And to top it all off - I couldn't believe it! - after I handed over the cash, the seller gave me 5% back without asking.
I don't know if I was earning major bass karma, or cashing some in, but it totally made my day and I drove home with a big smile on my face. He said he was expecting some haggling, but the whole deal was so good I didn't even bother.
Anyway, I'm the happy fourth owner of Opus 224, 2010. She sounds great with Evah Pirazzis!
Kepp the box in case you need to bury someone.My new UB Standard made it safely to Bend OR. today , I am a lucky guy , View attachment 1170075 happy 4th !
Kepp the box in case you need to bury someone.

Where is the standards made?