Ok I’ll defer to the Dutch on this one 
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Yeah. Frites are seriously amazing. That’s what I was talking about with Jörg above.
I thought the Belgians were responsible for this. I mean they happily say they are 
Maybe the Dutch Belgians?
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My work is done.
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First of all, I don’t know if I can get behind that line of thinking,
To reiterate all the basses I own are above my skill level lol 
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lol. Not that. I’ll try to find it. Then you’ll know.
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Here it is at about minute 13:31
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For me it would be a Warwick Buzzard. I dont even like Warwicks but I played a Buzzard and it was the most amazing bass I’ve ever touched…
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That bass looks wild.
26 frets chambered body nuff said. The neck feel especially long due to the body design. I have a Katana NT it’s a similar body style the first time I played I thought I was playing 35” scale, lol.
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Mmmm Katana iz not far behind. 
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There’s a lot of Warwick Masterbuilts that are just spectacular yeah
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gotta be this
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I made my own Pino relic. It’s pretty good although it didn’t really make me feel like Pino but it’s good none the less.
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It’s a beauty! Also, I am curious about that black plaque between the JJ pickups on the bass behind. What does it do?
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It’s called a bass ramp. That one is made out of ebony. Its helps providing a consistent contact under the string helps you play faster and not digging into the string.
It could be flat but its usually radius to match the curve of your fingerboard. I 3D printed some for my bass for a quick and dirty job.
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That’s super interesting. Can one anchor to the edge of the bass ramp while playing?
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Absolutely, and it’s perfect spacing to just right above the E string unlike the traditional thumb rest position an inch or more away.
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I love how folks are posting their holy grail bass, while @Al1885 just has seven of them in his bass room!
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Think of it as his Showroom.
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