Dood

[quote name='silddx' timestamp='1342962718' post='1743170'] Don't underestimate how difficult and stressful it can be, even for established artists. [/quote] This x100. I feel very fortunate and lucky to be able to have my bass earn my living for me. It's bloody hard and you should treat every day like you're setting up your business for the first time. But the rewards are worth it. I'd say for anyone wanting to go down this route, do not place all your eggs in one basket. Use your talents and skills to form multiple streams of income so when one dries up (which it most definitely will) you have something else to fall back on whilst you fill that gap.

It was always suggested to me that I should hang them as high as possible on the wall with those clamping hangers to keep them out of the way. You'll be fine putting the basses on normal floor stands as usual though

Big fan of Korg right here too! Nothing but help when it came to replacing my ailing Korg X3! I now have a wonderful limited edition bright yellow M50 for all my synthy noises! A very good mate of mine has a full piano weighted Kronos! Wow!! Off topic, But had to share! Well done Korg!!

That cab looks absolutely great!!

Wow! That's looking great!! - Funnily I was looking at a 1212/6/1. I'm terrible with a saw though!!! I'd be interested to hear about the overall cost and maybe included in the conversation with MM20 above? I'm certainly shopping around for a 2x12 solution right now.

Yes! Lovely! Welcome to the Shuker family! I think everyone should get an opportunity to at least try a Shuker. Jon is a real master craftsman who makes fine basses that are fitting of waaaaaay higher prices! His basses make a mockery of those in the higher cost brackets!