cocco

Are there many overwaters out there with 4 strings? I saw a black one in speed music Cardiff years ago for £350. I've always regretted not buying it. I'd love to get my hands on one.

JAEbird anyone?

Squire CV for sure. The yammy BB and RBX budget basses are awesome too though

They are indeed gringos, our guitarist has a blacktop jazz master with a humbucker in the bridge that is amazing. Not sure I like either of these though.

These aren't the droids you're looking for. But that is a seriously cool bass and I want one.

I traded mine for a ray. It played like a dream but i couldn't get on with the hi-fi sound or the blend control. It was uber versatile but it didn't have a soul.

Why've I been taken off?

I love my grabber! I don't know why they're so few and far between though, there's certainly no reason they should be, they're pretty P-bassish in tone with a chunky neck. The tuning on mine is a little unstable but it's not a massive problem. The body is super thin and I believe it's all maple. Gibson basses definatly have a tone of their own which is why gene probably played a ripper over fenders.

[url="http://www.deweydecibel.com/F-out_pages/Bmodels.htm"]http://www.deweydecibel.com/F-out_pages/Bmodels.htm[/url] Just found these on line, anyone got any experience with them? I can't imagine them being much cop but they're definatly different. Maybe one for BRXs collection of weird and wonderful basses?

welcome to basschat!

My grabber I think, or my T-40

Ha! Yeah that's right, Cocco is a really popular name in sardegna apparently. And let's not forget R. Cocco strings are the dogs! It made for an interesting school life, I can tell you.

Ooooh the White one is a babe!

Can we see some pics? Never seen a tokai EB-3 before

Traded a bongo for a ray with rob yesterday, couldn't have been easier or smoother, nice ray too! Definatly a good egg.