Hellzero

Are you my twin? 😉

That would be great to have his thoughts about his LACS bass, and furthermore it's a sixer.

Yep @LowB_FTW, and fanned fretless basses do exist: I saw a few.

I'm a bit dubitative concerning the original fretless assertion... Furthermore it would certainly have been called B Bass VI FL, should it have been officially released by Hohner.

It could have been even more stupid: A fretless version...

Indeed but @Chris2112 is in the U.K. and owns one too...

Your analysis is good @Misdee, but you forgot that those playing guitars or basses nowadays are, by 80%, old people like us (what's the average age here on BassChat, 50 to 55, I guess, or even 55 to 60) and have decided that older is better, so went back to the Fenders they couldn't afford when they were younger and skint...

Quite a bit, but more like a fretted guitar with very small frets, a bit disturbing at first, but after a few minutes you'll notice it's, in fact, very easy to play.

Are you sure you read what @andyhaines was looking for?

Indeed, but it looked like it was designed by Elon Musk... That said, I really like my BassLab L-Bow V, excellent on all aspects, and feather light as it's hollow carbon:

Looks like nobody read this, after the piezo tweeters used were mentioned:

There are plenty of early Warwicks Streamers at low prices, pass on this one as it looks like a badly repaired wenge stripe, and as @Andyjr1515 said it's already expanding to the center maple stripe. The @simonlittle explanation might be the right one, but there's this crack in the center maple stripe indicating it's expanding.

Looks like you've found already the sweet spot which is around the f-hole notches. 😉

I guess you meant luthier made basses upon request... If so, they are indeed not bought by those who think older is better, but I guess it's the only exclusion.

Congratulations @Basvarken, you deserve it! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Congratulations @Blondy, you did it, and very well! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Yes, there's an input clipping LED, it's next to the master on its left. It turns red when the input signal is clipping and depending on the output level of your instrument, sometimes, the input gain must be set high, after noon position (very low output passive instruments in Pure Mode, for instance). It's number 17 in the manual.

I also think that making the rotten part obviously obvious (voluntary redundancy) is the thing to do...

I played one when of these Bond Electraglide guitars in a shop in Paris when they were released and really liked it until I saw the price...

If this amp was fanless, it would be perfect.

The bandwidth of the tweeters is in high register, starting at 3500 Hz, so your 1950's 1" speaker in a crap transistor radio definition of the sound seems correct to me, but the volume should be quite high...

And excellent basses, the John Suhr 2 bands preamps is close to perfection, if it's equipped with it, of course.