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New Aguilar pedals:
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Tech 21 programmable VT Bass pedal. This seems to be something people are excited about.
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Melissa Auf Du Maur and Doug Pinnick:
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Mike Inez (and Jerry Cantrell):
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Gail Ann Dorsey:
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Bootsy Collins:
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Geezer Butler:
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The king of funk and metal:
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andrew wrote:The king of funk and metal:
Nah - he just needs to clean out his brass soprano saxaphone more often.
"Still trying to find some wine-tasting-style way to describe the almost-Jaco tone the bass player had going on."
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I didn't take too many celebrity photos (I guess I found the instruments more interesting, LOL) and for some reason the ones I did take ended up being out of focus, but this one got through.

Gail Ann Dorsey and Tony Levin (Note: Geezer Butler was sitting on Gail's right, but all of my photos of the 3 of them are bad :x ):
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AzWhoFan wrote: a doublecut 6 banger
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Oh, man... that thing is INSANE.

And if I didn't have such an issue with Sukop headstocks, I would be gassing really REALLY hard for that thing right now.

I know... call me pathetic, or petty, or lame, or all the above, but some things I just can't get past... and the aesthetics of the Sukop headstock is one of them. :?

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Addison wrote:And if I didn't have such an issue with Sukop headstocks, I would be gassing really REALLY hard for that thing right now.
I know... call me pathetic, or petty, or lame, or all the above, but some things I just can't get past... and the aesthetics of the Sukop headstock is one of them. :?
Nothing lame about that at all. When you're paying the kind of money boutique basses go for, you should get an instrument you're 100% in love with, including the headstock. :)
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andrew wrote:Here's a righty bass from a company I hadn't heard of before. The company is Old Kraftsman Guitars (http://www.oldkraftsman.com). I asked and they said they'll make both the single and doublecut bass in a lefty version. I suspect these are coming out of the same factory making the budget Hofer stuff. $499 list on both basses. Not bad.
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That guy in a lefty with some upgrades? WANT.
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Yail Bloor wrote:
andrew wrote:Here's a righty bass from a company I hadn't heard of before. The company is Old Kraftsman Guitars (http://www.oldkraftsman.com). I asked and they said they'll make both the single and doublecut bass in a lefty version. I suspect these are coming out of the same factory making the budget Hofer stuff. $499 list on both basses. Not bad.
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+1. They also had a Les Paul F-hole style bass (OK-301) there that looked very close to the Davison ones that that were selling on ebay last year. I believe AustinLeftyBass has one and likes it.
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Yeah, there's a pic on their site:

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I like it too.
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