That’s as good a reason as any.
And better than most. ![]()
Toontrack just released the Session Legend expansion for EZBass, based on the classic Yamaha BB3000. They state that the range is B0-E4. Since the BB3000 was a 4-string only as far as I know, I don’t know how they sampled B0-D#1. Maybe they just replaced the E string with a B string, or maybe they strung it BEAD. Whatever, it 100% Yamaha sweetness. Check out the Full Productions and Presets & DI demos.
Can’t say I’ve ever seen one string having two more frets than the others.
That’s super interesting! built in drop D. You would think this would be more common.
Yet, these were first sold in the 80s… The bass is freakin’ beautiful and, IMHO, one of the most iconic instruments of the 80s
The solution to smashing your headstock into things is to just stab them instead.
My 90’s Metallic blue is coming.
That’s just fabulous. I’m not sure about the jack plate but I love everything else.
Edwards E-AP

also comes in a fabulous really deep purple:

MIJ, about $1600
Darn you, Howard.
The 3-way switch is parallel, split, series on the pickup.
Tuners are Gotoh, bridge is Hipshot, pickup is the Seymour Duncan SMB-4a.
Edwards is my favorite ESP line ![]()
Bacchus Woodline 5AC-HL, Fami Signature


The lady herself wielding it:

well this is kind of throwing me. on the one hand, purists are pretty skeptical about the Aguilar setup. and also, gold hardware, which for god knows why reason is just a Spector thing. otoh the green is gorgeous and so is the price. hmm ![]()
purists are pretty skeptical about the Aguilar setup
What’s their objection? (asking as a newbie)












