Oil price

Yeah have to agree that it is very well made and the sound is fantastic. The only issue I have is the neck is just the bit to fat for my liking.
For a 36 year old bass it looks a d sounds amazing. Sod it, I think I will keep it lol

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How's about a Snapdragon folding bass?

That does look like the ideal solution. How do they sound?


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Has anyone here had a go at this?
http://www.eastwoodguitars.com/la-baye-devo-2x4-bass-natural/

I have seen this. Which is similar to Aria, but not so expensive.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Anygig-AGB-Full-Scale-Length-Travel-Bass-Guitar-Backpacker-Portable-/141917185377?hash=item210aec6561:g:T1UAAOSwzgRW1QUD

I do need something that can be knocked about a bit due to the odd locations I go to.

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I have an Aria Sinsonido and it's pretty cool, so that would get my recommendation.

S.P.
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Yeah they look very good.
Thanks for the info

G'day,

I am traveling up to 8 months of the year and as such I am not able to play as much as I would like to.

Is there a small travel bass that anyone can recommend?

Hello Folks,

I thought I would introduce myself

I have been playing for 20 years, but never with anyone else. In fact as odd as it sounds I only play in the house and never plugged into an amp either.

I have a PJB bass buddy (used once 6 years ago).
Bass wise I have a one off Wez Venables Vendatta bass http://wezvenables.co.uk/VendettaBass.html
Also an Atilla Balough Odessey

Cheers