Any ideas on origins of this bass

[Hutch82]

[size=2][font="Verdana"]I included this in my Intoduction post but thought it should live in here. Took a chance on this 5 string allegedly put together by a luthier but no name, I suspect Korean parts sounds good and plays well, ring any bells with anyone to it's origin







H[/font][/size]

Edited March 14, 2011 by Hutch82

[Brave Sir Robin]

some sort of Cort Elrick?

EDIT : na, it's not...

Edited March 14, 2011 by Brave Sir Robin

[TheGreek]

Trees for the wooden bits, several million year old dead animals for the plastic parts and supernova for the metal bits ( I've been watching Brian Cox on the BBC)..

Sorry I can't be more specific...

[Gust0o]

The Greek beat me to it

[robocorpse]

I saw something very similar to this a few weeks ago in cash converters, marked "Thompson", it was 200 quid and played very nicely.

[Hutch82]

[quote name='TheGreek' post='1162216' date='Mar 14 2011, 07:39 PM']Trees for the wooden bits, several million year old dead animals for the plastic parts and supernova for the metal bits ( I've been watching Brian Cox on the BBC)..

Sorry I can't be more specific... [/quote]

[size=2][font="Verdana"]Great answer Greek One

H[/font][/size]

[Hutch82]

[quote name='robocorpse' post='1162364' date='Mar 14 2011, 08:49 PM']I saw something very similar to this a few weeks ago in cash converters, marked "Thompson", it was 200 quid and played very nicely.[/quote]
[size=2][font="Verdana"]
It does look something like the bass half way down this page robocorpse thanks for the lead I'll try contacting him see if he put it together, cheers

[url="http://www.tomsonguitars.co.uk/other.html"]Tomson Guitars[/url]


H[/font][/size]