White Cloud

Former Jaydee owner here. I actually swapped a Wal Custom for a beautiful Supernatural back in 87. I loved the legendary Wal pre but just couldn't live with the significant weight, playability and clunky ergonomics. I loved everything about the Jaydee apart from the weak output/pre. Sadly, I was one of the unlucky ones and in time the neck developed a terminal backbow which would have suited better as a weapon of Robin Hoods choice! Suffice to say I was gutted. I'm over it now, and as my favourite looking basses I often keep my eyes peeled for a 2nd hand one (rocking horse poo). That said, the new prices must make them one of the best custom bass build options available.

Same. Spooky! Just wrong on every level ... Sound apart lol.

I've owned two 4003's over the years. Idiosyncratic, difficult to adjust intonation/action, feeble fretwire that my preffered Rotosound Swings eat alive, crazy twin truss rods, cheap feeling binding and chrome and one trick pony tonal characteristics... yet I still miss them! Go figure.

An incredibly kind act, extremely generous and altruistic!

Still the prettiest of basses!

Another Vigier Passion player here. I've used mine for every style of music, including heavy rock. Comparisons are admittedly difficult to make, purely because there is nothing else like a Vigier out there. Having also owned a Arpege during the late 80's, for me, Vigier are the best basses on the market ... and I've owned almost everything from Wal to Alembic.

His YouTube videos with Carl are hilarious and really give a good flavour of the man and his work. His builds look fantastic.

Very nice indeed. I'm still looking for a Pangborn ... It's been a long wait 😯

Same! Long time Roto user too, however their B strings are awful.

Yup, been keeping a needy eye open for one for the last couple of decades without much success!

Peavey Palaedium ... a rare as rocking horse poo!

I bought mine used for a silly price on eBay about 14 years ago now. It had an EMG preamp fitted and I never returned it to passive mode, however it played like a dream.

Having previously owned the Dean iteration of Jeffs signature bass I too have always been intrigued by these. The Dean was insanely playable and similarly specced however, the super thin neck was in constant need of truss-rod adjustment. The Corts look great.

I've always found them extremely easy and hassle free to deal with.