Show Us Your Non- Warwick Bass Then!

Damn, MAYONES really does wonders in the Bass World. ANd price wise, you're sometimes so close to a Warmoth build it's almost ridiculous.

On my side, this just in :
Ibanez BTB685SC "Terra Firma".
Singlecut, Maple Boob-Inga Neckthru on a Swamp Ash body, Rosewood top and Fingerboard, Bartolini p'ups, Three-band EQ by Ibanez with a 250/600hz selector.
47mm nut width, 19mm spacing at bridge, reasonably thin neck (bigger than the Dolphin 5). Really glad, took it on rehearsal, the sound is very articulate and possibilities are very wide. I couldn't even use the bass boost at full. The switch for the mid is very useful and practical to switch from bottom line walking bass to some nice solo shit and back.

It's the last bass I'll buy new before the 45th Birthday, 6th Basscamp gift. :)
IBANEZ BTB685SC NTF 01.jpg IBANEZ BTB685SC NTF 03.jpg IBANEZ BTB685SC NTF 08.jpg IBANEZ BTB685SC NTF 10.jpg
 
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Henrythe8 said:
Damn, Maruszyk really does wonders in the Bass World. ANd price wise, you're sometimes so close to a Warmoth build it's almost ridiculous.
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All right except it's a Mayones. ;)

Nice Ibby. Always liked their build quality.
 
Shit, I was so trying not to spell the name wrong... of course Mayones. My bad.
Comment is still valid, tho. ;-)
 
Thank you -- late-80's early 90's before they quit making the carbon fiber ones. Chasing down the serial number from the European database shows it to have born on July 31, 1993. It must've been one of the last of the carbon fiber series. From what I have researched, it's one of four unlined black fretless five string models from the factory. Two others were 4 string models converted to five strings with five string bridges, and one other (very rare) is a white unlined fretless five. There were also four lined fretless fives, and that's it, except for a number of four string lined and unlined fretless models.
 
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Ohhhhhhh mama! Beautiful! Congrats BoneZ!

It looks familiar. Was that Schlo's?

That's the most colorful "W" I've ever seen :)
 
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