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Wishnevsky!!!!!!

I have a Wishnevsky in my collection. I figured I had the dough to shell out and it looked interesting enough. It will never be my main bass but...

I like the acoustic tone and feel. The sound is good and it plays nicely. Mr. Wisnevsky also had good communication and was very service oriented. I'm glad I have a unique bass that's fun to play.

There is one thing I didn't like and that was that the bass does not get very loud. Because this bass is mostly for practice I don't mind too much. The bass is being used in acoustic and soft jams.

Hope this objective look at Wishnevsky's work helps.
 
I'm not that stupid. I've got the amp up all the way, along with every other knob that helps boost the sound. Still, not to loud. The bass is also all the way up. I've been playing bass a long time and trust me, it isn't very loud even when everything is cranked!
 
Uhhhhh is "being a toker" supposed to be considered a negative thing??

I'd actually say that those designs would have been inspired by something...uhhhh...a little more "potent" than herb but keep in mind this is only my opinion (and I bought a Spalt Matrix).
 
I studied those pics for quite awhile trying to figure out what looked so "off" about that design. After awhile it came to me that the neck is misaligned with the body - in a big way!! The front looks almost correct but the sound holes just don't look right but when you look at the back of the bass, the centerline of the neck and the centerline of the body are about as misaligned as they can be.