I have moments, not many, but they happen
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They are on order. Ugh. Sigh. Blech.
I will use the DiMarzio P that comes out and probably use it when I have Cucci build me a custom P in 6-9 months
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Gotta love that ceramic punch!
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I see my work here is done. Now back to your regularly scheduled programming
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The Relentless P is ceramic. The J is neodymium. But yeah, the relentless P should be massive in sound
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That is a cool looking bass. Right up my alley. And it’s fretless! It looks like it would play real easy. Those knobs though 
My whales are whalier 
You pretty much nailed what I like in a bass !
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I just bought this 1988 Yamaha BB-G4A. I already love the sound, especially after I just put fresh flatwounds on it & made a full adjustment. Very comfortable to play, too.
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Wow, that wood and finish is amazing.
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And at 35 years old, no less! I was told the seller was just the 2nd owner, and the first one was an older gent who bought it new and kept it for most of this time.
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That is stunning. Congrats!
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I’m impressed with how you even find these. Incredible.
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Stradi?
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Yes, Stradi Symphony.
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That inlay dots are out of this world. Holy cow! It’s just gorgeous.
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Thanks. The inlays pretty much sealed the deal. LOL
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I hope that hot chick was sanding your bass. Gotta love the name.
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Great video!
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The dots waving up and down on the fretboard is just the perfect touch. It’s exquisite.
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I had no idea they make such high end instruments in my country, that’s awesome
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