Miller German Carbon Fibre Fretless 4-String

[lowregisterhead]

Try saying that fast after you've had a few.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MILLER-Carbon-Fibre-Fretless-Headless-4-Bass-German-made-c-w-gig-bag/162684917990

[Hellzero]

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood ?

[JapanAxe]

Someone on here sold one of those to someone else on here, who brought it to a Bass Bash. I had a go on it - it weighed almost nothing.

[Happy Jack]

I bought that from Alembic, then sold it to Eubassix.

Reckon it was mine when you tried it.

[spectoremg]

It's dead light cos it's inflatable.

[lowregisterhead]

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It's dead light cos it's inflatable.
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Oh, if only...

[Happy Jack]

When you hold it, it actually looks a bit as if it's a piece of carbon fibre that's been inflated.

But in a good way.

Bizarrely, it also has one of the most "organic", woody tones I've ever heard.

Go figure ...

[dmccombe7]

That looks really nice. Does it sound like other carbon fibre basses ie Status or Steinberger

[Happy Jack]

If you think Status and Steinberger basses have a woody, organic tone then one of us needs our ears testing.

[dmccombe7]

Mines are perfect mate. Tested every 2 yrs. I've just never associated any Carbon fibre bass as woody or organic.
That's why i was asking.

When i think of Carbon basses i think clean but warm tone with no distinct edge to it that would stand out in a mix. (Status and Steinberger)
On the other hand the Vigier has a sharpness to it that i find quite different to other carbon basses.

Woody and Organic just doesn't sound right to me.

[dyerseve]

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If you think Status and Steinberger basses have a woody, organic tone then one of us needs our ears testing.
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Status make lots of different models, some are 95% wood construction so chances are...