I can’t adequately express how much I love this but rest assured I try. Onward, thru the fog!
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of all the things i was expecting today this was not one 
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I just don’t get bursts on stingrays. It’s like a total eclipse burst.
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its just a throwback to the original 77 stingray. not really my thing either, truthfully.
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Enjoy. 
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Ah… found it 
Sorry for the infringement. Have your lawyer send my lawyer a settlement proposal and I am sure we can work something out
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Nice bass with just the right number of strings for me… 
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I’ll second that.
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so nice. i saw it and was going to put it here too.
Belforti Instruments S1 Ziricote btw. no price listed, which is always a great sign 
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Really nice looking bass, does it come in a standard four string version?
I maybe stuck in the past in a traditional sense but I’m still working on mastering four strings… 
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Yes, this handmade model can be built as a 4-string.
The one below (Roasted Ash body) is an example.
It’s likely less expensive than the Flamed Maple fiver above, but it still weighs in at a cool $6,800. Not for the faint of wallet.
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The body wood and finish on the 5er is incredible, nicer than the 4…
It’s astonishing the costs of a few well put together pieces of wood.
For the price $6800. I wood buy 4 great basses, maybe 5.
Definitely not for the faint of wallet.
With the strap connector where its placed it may mean its neck heavy?
At $6800, the Roasted Ash 4-string will be less expensive.
The fiver’s Flamed Maple top wood, two-tone airbrushed finish, and 5-string hardware/neck will push its price tag considerably north of the four’s.
My favorite bass is my MTD 535. Second is my D-roc Custom, 3rd my Fender P bass.
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No kidding. That’s amazing
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Really digging the look of these two basses:
And only £200 each from Gear4Music!! Bass port doesn’t have to be £€$
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