And beneath it all, a bad burst.
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It is low-key glorious tho.
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How low can you go?!
This bass is all the answer there is. 
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My depths have not yet been plumbed
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Deep.
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You mean âwhyâŚisnât there a piezo in the bridge?â
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Itâs two 24-fret necks at the same scale and with the same pickups. The styling is cool but this is serious Derek Smalls territory.
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I feel like this needs to go to a less-than-excellent Exodus cover band for when they play this songâŚ
I rather like thisâŚ
Yeah the shape kind of rules, my gripe is putting two identical necks and pickups on a double neck, SpĂŻnal Tap style. Maybe the top is actually fretless and those are just markers?
Yes, one neck is fretless and the other neck is fretted.
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Agreed, the beautiful symmetry is both its attraction and downfall.
I made a Spinal Tap-ish guitar for a friend, with 6 / 12 string necks - definite and unique need for both necks. Which meant I must seriously consider a twin-neck bass, and the only reasonable design I could muster was
- short scale Flying-V neck with Bass VI string arrangement, 3 x strat humbucker pickups
- medium scale Explorer neck with 4 string fretless, quad-core pickup
all on a four point star shaped body.
Itâs either going to be bass porn or ugly duckling, not sure which.
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Hmmmmmmmm
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This is great.
All my favorite basses have been on this thread.
Just goes to show ya⌠it takes all kinds, right?
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Falls under: Just because something CAN be done doesnât mean it SHOULD.
There arenât enough whys for that thing. 
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2 thoughts:
Is this like putting the bathroom key on something HUGE so you canât walk out with it?
They missed an opportunity not coloring it orange with black speckles.
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