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Which basses do have a really long upper horn.

gmarcus said:
The really cheap Peavey's do. They sound pretty good too.



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I prefer the term reasonably priced. I do really like it though. Very growly.
 
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I prefer the term reasonably priced. I do really like it though. Very growly.

I second this! I have a Peavey Cirrus BXP (4-string) and I'm in love with it, it sounds great, suits my style, and is very comfortable! I could only afford the BXP series and when I tell people- including other bassists- that it was less than $300 used, they're always shocked. Granted, I think their original price clocked in between $500-$600 with the quilt-top tigereye finish being the most expensive (the one I have), but still...
 
Bongolation said:
You are completely right.

Congratulations!

I'm assuming you were being sarcastic?

Moving the strap buttons only helps a little, and only on some basses. It does NOT "kill" neck dive in most cases. If your bass only tilts a few degrees too low, then sure--but not when your headstock is pointing downward.
 
How about an old school long horn? (Ric)
...Doesn't even quite reach the 12th fret. Thanks for playing.

Instead, another to check out is this discontinued 1990's Fender where the top button goes to the 11th fret:

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It was made in J and PJ versions, and the long top horn got them the nickname "boner bass". :p You'll find more about them by searching on the word boner here on TB.
 

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