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Low budget Yammies. Every one of them bats out of its league.

Nothing wrong with Basswood. Well, apart from being flammable, buts that's inherently true of most woods (IME).

I like the look of the Schecter Ultra VI too.

I like it. It's a bit quirky.

White pickguards Wooden pickup covers More than 5 knobs Ultra slim necks Coffee table tops 6+ strings Ugly headstocks (alleva coppolo) I'm sure there's more. *edit* blue/green bursts

As a recent Maruszczyk buyer I can only recommend it. My Jake is pretty good

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1457370806' post='2997875'] Hmm, I'm not so sure. Looks like the normal TBird got hit with the ugly stick: [/quote] I think it looks better this way up. I bet it balances better too, infact my only slight gripe is that the controls are all in a line and the jack is on the side of the body. I much prefer the old school gibson look. But thats a drop in the ocean on what is otherwise a beautiful instrument. Having said that I'd still probably go for a PT4, because neither shape loos like it would be more comfortable than a P bass

[quote name='ped' timestamp='1457518074' post='2999200'] I must admit they do feel really 'thick' to me, and something about a plastic screwed on scratchplate doesn't feel right. I think they look nice from the front but the body shape looks awkward and bloated when at an angle, I think. [/quote] My beef with jazzes is the balance on the knee, or lack thereof. I'm much happier on a P bass.

The new non reverse is where it's at!

[quote name='Rich' timestamp='1457193239' post='2996234'] I loved the B1. In fact I love almost everything the Essex boys have produced, but that? Nah. For me, it's second only to the Buzzard B2 in the 'ewww' stakes. (Although having said that, I don't like the Streamline much either.) [/quote] I like the B2

Mirror ball bass. I love it!

I think it's cool that it's retained the S2 horns. And it's no where near as daft as the B1 buzzard

Just noticed this on Instagram [URL=http://s1106.photobucket.com/user/ashrome/media/Mobile%20Uploads/Screenshot_20160303-212414.png.html][IMG]http://i1106.photobucket.com/albums/h373/ashrome/Mobile%20Uploads/Screenshot_20160303-212414.png[/IMG][/URL] From what I can gather it's a prototype, and is being made for Alessandro Venturella of slipknot. Looks kinda cool I think. I Wonder if it's any good for metal.

I still think the Ebony and gold tops are the best looking of these. I normally love silver burst but it just doesnt suit the bass somehow.

That's gorgeous, But what was wrong with Pelham Blue?

[quote name='megallica' timestamp='1456936891' post='2993789'] A fretless in that Amber finish would make me happy [/quote] Your bass would me me happy

[quote name='ped' timestamp='1456928063' post='2993631'] 6 knob basses aren't THAT uncommon... are they? [/quote] It's a bit of a knob fest

Lovely looking bass! I've never seen a transitional musician before. I have to say I prefer the old headstock. Congrats

[quote name='Bigwan' timestamp='1456215808' post='2986587'] I thought these only came in 2-tone burst? [/quote] I can definitely see red in the photo.

I can't stop looking at this bass. It ticks every one of my boxes. I can see it on Dusty Hill