You’re not wrong there 
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I swear every time I mention food on this forum I get a craving for it
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Ooohhh. Look at that color!
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That… is amazing.
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Oh yeah. Those Stradi basses are amazing.
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I couldn’t find the video but I posted before it’s in show us your bass. I think there’s only 2 people team husband and wife. That’s awesome considering when you search YouTube quite a bit of their instruments show up.
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Quote from an interview with Dawid Dziewulski, owner of Mayones, about how the company got its name:
How did you come up with the name Mayones?
Mayones was the nickname of my father’s friend. My father worked with him before Mayones become officially as a company. The Gitary Mayones name officially was announced in June, 1982 and officially become company name.
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Apparently, the guy put mayonnaise on every he ate.
I’m obviously not going to say you’re wrong @eric.kiser but in this case you’re sooooo wrong about the glory that is Fritessaus 
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Yeah, I remember that. It was a tour through their “factory”. I love the stone top finish and stainless steel fingerboard combo.
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There is very little information to be found when it comes to the history of the brand’s name. It is a somewhat common practice for guitar luthiers to call their wooden creations after their last name: Leo Fender, Paul Reed Smith and Orville Gibson to name a few. This was not the case with Mayones! Legend has it that in the early days of guitar production, before the brand was fully formed, Mr & Mrs Dziewulski colaborated with a friend nicknamed ‘Mayonnaise’ - simply because he loved adding this creamy sauce onto virtually everything he ate! Having no other ideas, they used the name as a temporary fix - and the rest is history. A light-hearted name that stuck and surely stands out on the market. Irresistible touch!
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There you go - thanks for digging this up 
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If I really wanted a specific bass, I could probably afford it, unless it’s a real antiquity or was owned by a famous player.
Right now, I’m fine with the ones I’ve got 
And those are already above my skill level 
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The most memorable has to be the sanding process, lol.
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Yep. The only bass that requires diamond polishing wheels for finishing.
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No, no, no. Fritessaus is only a cheap substitute. It has to be real mayonnaise 
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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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