They wish, my man.
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Indeed! It sounds as mean asā¦they talk about the bass starting at 4:40.
Looks like the cost is 3,900 USD, so really taking the fight to Dingwall!
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Even as a Dingwall fan, no question for me, I would go with the Ori.
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I canāt say I heard a huge difference between all those tonesā¦ and I would have preferred to hear the tones without any distortion/OD.
I know there are/will be other videos that show this better than a NAMM video 
As cool as these basses are, I am good without one 
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Yep, I hear you, @joergkutter. I think itās great that Mayones is flexing in the form of a contemporary style option, but I much prefer my Jabbasā design aesthetics.
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All day, every day 
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Absolutely! 
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If it were a 4 it would be by far my favorite Mayones, aesthetically 
And thatās saying a lot as I think they are all beautiful instruments.
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I pretty much love anything yellow
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Here we go.
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Man, NAMM looks like a reunion of guys in black T-shirts who havenāt had a haircut since they were 15 and really have no intention to ever grow up 
Way to go, dudes 
PS: I was really undecided there for a while, but now I am convinced I donāt need The Fart Pedal 
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I have literally dozens of black t-shirts. I too refuse to grow up. 
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Almost all of my tshirts are black. Especially the ones with band logos.
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That was a fun watch. Thanks for sharing it. I am impressed by two manufacturers that I never heard of before - McGrath and RKM. And all the Ibanez looked and sounded great.
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You referring to the variety of bass tones, or any one(s) in particular?
Really glad to hear that the Danelectro holds its own extremely well as a rock bass.
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Come on, man. You know running the B string of your new Mayones fiver through the Fart Pedal would melt some speakers.
Or at least it might emulate the aroma thereof. 
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Ewwwwwww 