bigsmokebass

I think you'll struggle with the ball ends on the strings, as the Bass VI ball ends are more so 'guitar size' which will probably pull through the bass ball end sized bridge. I'm pretty sure the frets are somewhat different between a Bass VI and a short scale bass and sound of Bass VI strings through a bass pickup is going to be weak and thin. There's quite a few Bass VI instruments out there, I'd be tempted to give them a try but the Ibanez SRC6 is definitely a good shout.

Well welcome to the forum, you should write an introduction as it'll be interesting to hear about you, your gear and what you hope to gain from being a member on here 😊

Nice bass, I'd have one but I've already got one too many PJ basses 😂🙈 Good specs along with the new Dtuner, inlays and pickguard

I imagine if you're knee high to a grasshopper and not too bold, it's not a bad bass. Just seemed very small and tonally wasn't very dynamic. 6'6" of me, build like a brick shithouse made it look like a Axe Heaven bass model 😂🙈 I've seen Kala UBass' that are bigger lol

Not really... Could be a stereo cable 🤷🏼‍♂️

Looks good, bet it sounds thunderous with being a shorty and having the EB0 style pickup. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

Looks like p¡ss, but then he does vape 😂

Seeing as most of my heroes have already been name dropped and not wishing to duplicate... Electric Light Orchestra's (ELO) Jeff Lynne and Kelly Groucutt have got to be up there as some of the earliest and iconic rock bands from the 70's to use a variety of Roto strings on numerous tours and heard on 50 million albums (during active years). So, whether it's playing Mr Blue Sky or Last Train To London and other funky basslines, you can't help but think that it couldn't be done without some Red Silks

Everything, fender, ever 😂

Is he playing bass as well? 🤔 Make it fit, flip what everyone else thinks.