Very interesting new bass!

[jd56hawk]

Not sure how new, but…

Bassline Belle
body: canadian whitewood
finish: opaque black satin finish
electronics: Noll TCM2 concentric bass/treble pot, balance, volume push-pull active/passive
pickups: Häussel J-sidebyside humbucker + P-split coil, big magnets
bridge: ETS single bridges
tuner: Hipshot licence tuner
neck: canadian hardmaple (one piece), bolt on (6 screws)
fretboard: canadian hardmaple
scale: 34“ / 864 mm
spacing: 19 mm
frets: 24, jumbo
pickguard: pearl red
knobs: Volume (Mentor 353.61), Balance (Schaller 151), EQ (ETS concentric)
additional: string tree, security locks, battery compartment on the back, scale disc (aluminium), tools, t-shirt, Gigbag
weight: 4,15kg

 

[TuneSalad666]

Looks really cool.

Love that design.

 

[DDXdesign]

Wow. the dark one (walnut?) and the pelham blue one look awesome!

 

[michael_t]

Canadian Whitewood for the body? Never heard of it. Are they actually built in Canada?

 

[96tbird]

Ricish, Sovietish, Tiescoish, coolness.

Go Jets

 

[Basshappi]

It seems that Whitewood is a softwood related to Poplar.

 

[DanBass81]

Canadian Whitewood for the body? Never heard of it. Are they actually built in Canada?

They're made in Germany.

 

[michael_t]

They're made in Germany.

They must like us Canucks over there, eh?

 

[jd56hawk]

Canadian Whitewood for the body? Never heard of it. Are they actually built in Canada?

One would think, right?
German basses, I believe.

 

[TolerancEJ]

Congratulations!

I love looking through BassLine website from time to time. The Buster is my favorite model of theirs.

 

[abarson]

Hey now! That's different!
I like the solid tailpiece version, but the natural dark brown finish with wood pickguard is rather nice.

 

[dessunx]

The black one didn't work for me but I dig that blonde one.

 

[littlebooner]

First bought was that they were Canadian. We do have some nice wood here so it’s cool that they give it credit.

 

[Spidey2112]

Not sure how new, but…

Bassline Belle
body: canadian whitewood
finish: opaque black satin finish
electronics: Noll TCM2 concentric bass/treble pot, balance, volume push-pull active/passive
pickups: Häussel J-sidebyside humbucker + P-split coil, big magnets
bridge: ETS single bridges
tuner: Hipshot licence tuner
neck: canadian hardmaple (one piece), bolt on (6 screws)
fretboard: canadian hardmaple
scale: 34“ / 864 mm
spacing: 19 mm
frets: 24, jumbo
pickguard: pearl red
knobs: Volume (Mentor 353.61), Balance (Schaller 151), EQ (ETS concentric)
additional: string tree, security locks, battery compartment on the back, scale disc (aluminium), tools, t-shirt, Gigbag
weight: 4,15kg

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Those are very appealing, and I bet they sound as good as they look...

... I like the one with the strings on it.

 

[wvbass]

There is a fanned fret version.

 

[Feralhog]

Do you have to wind it up??!?!?

 

[JeffJ2112]

Thanks for making me get drool on my keyboard.

 

[Deleted member 165050]

That natural finish one is a seriously good-looking bass.

 

[Thumpin6string]

So is that a wind up timer? You wind it up and play until it rings and then start over again?

 

[Plectrum72]

Man, now I have G.A.S.