It’s a discontinued urban double bag. I’ve had a couple over the years...this one has had a much easier life so has lasted 6 or so years and still looks new.
I always liked the idea of being able to totally fine tune the set up. I’ve only had one bass with one of these, and I set it once and left it. So I suppose if you stick to the same strings etc, a decent setup by a pro luthier would be a more sensible option than hacking the old nut out...
they are available in appropriate colour/size now though...
Do you find the Finish changes from deep turquoise to denim blue and then like a metallic Grey in different lights?
Tempted by a red in the new year - if I bump into one...
Yeah, acoustically louder, more depth to sound - more robust.
need to do a full set up when new strings arrive.
also, weighs about 4 times more than standard 3 point, so alleviates the neck dive issue these basses are known for.
Better adjustment on string to string height, also about 10mm more intonation travel...but I always feel that there’s a lot of body space and it’s a bit bigger.
Also, once it’s on - the bolts hold the bridge in place. The epi one will just fall off when you remove the strings.
Not mine - got very close to buying this last night...but it’s on FB marketplace, Guy is a really nice bloke - if I’d not bought my Casady last week, I’d have had this. It’s gorgeous.
He’s in Leeds.
I don’t mind the star bass. Would love to see a Casady 5 but done properly. I’d have a C on mine rather than a low B.
I’m sure a decent luthier could do one.
Mesinger/Marcuzyck do the Joker - looks similar to the smaller Yammy.
They’re a bit bling for me...but the jazz box looking doofer was to try and replicate the Wes Montgomery and Charlie Christian type Jazz guitar sounds.
Yeah they were set neck instead of multi laminate through neck, smaller head, same electronics.
Sort of a sucked sweetie version, softer edges.
there was a 5 string too and a short scale.
Think they were £799 ish when full fat t-bird was £1100.
Black or Wine Red.