Used to be a P-Bass

Pretty creative, I'll give 'em that.

 

oh...my....

 

It's just become a piece of costume jewelry. A fashion statement.

If that's your stage "look" then you'll probably think this is really cool.

Out of that context, everybody else will think it looks dorky.

 

I give the guy a LOT of credit for not trying to pass it off as being more than it is. It's a squier that he thought he'd make a cool creation out of. I don't personally like it, but I dig the uniqueness of it. Oh, he did a sweet job on the tuners.

 

Another pointless butchery. I'm surprised they didn't put **RARE** on it, like they usually do for ugly and repulsive instruments.

But that's just me.

 

We've all seen worse. That's actually not too bad compared to many

 

My first thought was "neck dive"....

 

A part of me dies every time I see someone mutilate a Rick for the sake of "creativity" or "uniqueness." The worst travesty was somebody cutting points onto the horn and knocking about 25% off the side of a 4001 body.

 

+1111111111111111111111111111111

 

Whoa, check out the fingerboard.



Since its just a Squier, its not much of a travesty imo.

 

That is one ugly bass. I'll buy this when I start an industrial pirate core band.

 

I do dig that fingerboard....

wouldnt buy it though

 

For a "novelty" bass it is ok.

 

It's certainly not my style but kudos for the design and execution. The bass actually has an aesthetic balance to it and it doesn't merely look like a 10 year old with a coping-saw had at it. Take a look at the BunnyBass gallery of horrors and you'll see some seriously awful hack jobs.

 

Love the tuners but thats about it.