Best bass for metal? I may have found it!

[rogerbmiller]

Too bad it doesn't come with tort. Would sound great with flats.

Poland Spring got it right the first time.

 

[two fingers]

Best bass for bluegrass hands down.

 

[LowStringNinja]

what kind of tone-wood is that?

 

[MrFred]

too many strings, but that guy should start a band with this guy...

 

[Bassammich]

Some people have way too much time on their hands.

 

[rogerbmiller]

We are almost a day into this thread and no one has commented on how good tubes sound...

 

[LowStringNinja]

We are almost a day into this thread and no one has commented on how good tubes sound...

Well, the one guy's stick obviously sounds better because it has a tube in it..

 

[rogerbmiller]

Well, the one guy's stick obviously sounds better because it has a tube in it..

Yeah but it sounds a little hollow to me.

 

[LowStringNinja]

Yeah but it sounds a little hollow to me.

That's just the midscoop that it gets from the tort and the tone-wood.

 

[rogerbmiller]

That's just the midscoop that it gets from the tort and the tone-wood.

Good point. Some flats should mellow it out.

You think it would be OK to put a fender logo on this?

 

[LowStringNinja]

Good point. Some flats should mellow it out.

You think it would be OK to put a fender logo on this?

Since it has tort and flats, you have to put the Fender logo on it to activate the tone-wood..otherwise, it's just a jazz bass and not for metal.

 

[CatSquare]

Looks like a Krappy in a jug.

I've got a Krappy "upright":

 

[LowStringNinja]

I'm pretty sure that's a Signature Stradivarius

Looks like a Krappy in a jug.

I've got a Krappy "upright":

 

[Ric5]