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After several weeks with mine, I still love it and can’t believe the great price. It is one of the most resonant basses I’ve ever played. The pickup is excellent too. Totally worth it.

PlannedSarcasm wrote:

ch willie wrote:

Matt R. wrote:Damn, what’s with the price reduction I wonder? I paid full price, plus I bought a case, bridge and tuners for mine

Sweetwater has them for 599 as well. Where did you ever find a case?

I got an acoustic bass case from Thommann and it fit

Can you link to the case that worked please? Thanks!

Epiphone makes a hard case for it that used to come with the bass, but are now sold seperately it seems. A regular case works for lefties. I had to dig around for a store that sold one, but I did eventually find one. They might be more common now.

I think this would fit but would be worth to call them and ask to be safe.
https://www.zzounds.com/item--EPI940E?s ... H8QAvD_BwE

Unlikely, the Rumblekat is Höfner Club-sized so a fair bit smaller than the JC.

Man I hate I missed these prices but I’m glad I got one when I did. It would really suck to not have a case for one of these.

I got one of these when they first came out too. Especially for the price, they're really cool basses. I enjoy playing mine a lot and really like how it sounds.

Great that they're selling for bargain prices now. I'm tempted to get one to refin. I like having the gold finish but it'd be nice to have a different one too.

I thought alot on this too. It would be about $1k to get a smoking MJT finish. Shipping both ways is maybe $150 (or just have the seller ship straight to them), so I'm looking at about $1800 for a one of a kind casady. I would consider paying that but as much as I love my casady in the studio, I have problems with it live, and if im going to rock a one of a kind casady, I want people to see it!