I really like the look of that bass, @Ed
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Thanks 
I’m going to miss it, but I have to be brutal and trim the herd
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I didn’t same yesterday, @Ed, my Spector has gone, making way for new loves 
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That looks stunning, especially against that autumn leaves background! Is it an anniversary edition?
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The ultimate Dutch bass!
If it’s a short scale, I’m gonna get it. If not I’m gonna try to mod a bass to that shape!
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Wow that was a nice bass. Hopefully it’s gone to a good home where perhaps some teenager will discover some decent music
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Thanking you ! Yep it’s the 40th Anniversary gold edition. I upgraded the pickups to the GZRs and it sounds pretty sweet; however, I just fancied getting (nay, needed to get!) the Jack Casady for the tone, and had to say goodbye to it 
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Well, Sander De Gier or Axel Roks might want to have a word 
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More like Swiss 
Is it insanely expensive? If so, then it’s Swiss 
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I’m trying to find out what it is. But us Dutch have bigger holes than the Swiss
Actually I’d want to try it first; the hole at the top could be in a really bad place if you do any picking up at the neck!
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AI 
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Not sure - look at all the details!
Hmmmm, yeah. But … but … but …CHEESE!!!
Anyway, I plan to convert a fretted bass to fretless anyway. I planned on all black, but I can get an even cheaper (< 100€ ) bass with a stupid colour.
If I make cheese holes and paint it yellow, it does not matter anyway…
Only issue would be finding a solution for the large pic guard.
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Holey cheese bass Batman! 
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Yeah - I saw it. No info where it comes from, though.
I am already measuring my shortscale for hole positioning and worry about stability, in case I mod it myself
What a back drop @Ed
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Hole-ly cheesy.
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