Bass Porn

Sago makes really cool stuff. They also make the ACE Bass Josh brought back from Japan.

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Jesus H Tap-dancing Christ that’s a lot of money

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Sadowsky

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That looks so interesting! Like a painting!

I would probably hurt myself with that! :sweat_smile:

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That’s a great finish.

Their instruments have never usually done it for me but there’s no denying the quality. That one looks great.

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I had to look:

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Git it! I have the Mantis Green in 6 string!

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New video from Ivan, comparing his custom Dingwall Super P and his stock SP1 (except he changed the pickguard :wink: ). Does the Super P sound enough better than the SP1 to justify its more than double the price? Not for me. I paid less for my SP1-4 and SP1-5 combined, than a custom Super P would have cost me, and I still had over 1K € left over.

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As you guys say: works of art.

That said: has anyone ever seen one being played?? :sweat_smile:

This one is a concept bass. There’s only one. :joy:

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Far beyond what I’d ever pay for a bass, but I don’t think I’ve seen a Mike Lull that I haven’t wanted:

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Mike Lull basses are uniformly excellent. Just well built and great sounding.

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That’s actually what I said.

:joy:

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I am a sucker for sunburst. And quilted maple.

Spalt - Walden Pond

Movable pup, swappable necks

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Like the concept… and the shape… the leaves finish… not a fan of. ( just my personal thing ) … I think this would pop a lot more as a solid or 2-tone gradient finish.

Love that swappable neck thing tho! :slight_smile:

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I would change nothing, the one on the bottom is stellar

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It’s the same body. Just fretless and fretted necks attached.

Also, it’s a master luthier’s concept. It’s an art piece.

Personally, I dig his vision based on Walden Pond. The flora he incorporates is inspired and spot on, in my opinion.

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I know, that’s what makes the bottom one better

I can’t unsee a slice of pizza in the middle of that body.

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