Darkstrike

[quote name='sk8' post='1038124' date='Nov 26 2010, 06:52 PM']no strong opinion either way - its a nut Like the fact its adjustable[/quote] Hahahah, I suppose that's probably a sign of a good one, the fact that you don't notice it.

Awesome looking bass, how do you like the Warwick nut?

Very very cool! The 4 knob setup is a bonus too in the fact that it makes it easy to upgrade to an Audere Jazz Plate with a passive tone, or a J-Retro Deluxe.

Oh my, that is sweet!

Dissapointing what happened to the thread, bass was looking great.

Wild, wild machine!

I like it! Awesome idea!

[quote name='BurritoBass' post='1027240' date='Nov 17 2010, 07:46 PM']From the first post? That's a 70s brass one and it weighs a fair bit so as you can see I didn't use it[/quote] Yup, the brass one, shame they're so heavy as the just look phenominal.

[quote name='KiOgon' post='1027440' date='Nov 17 2010, 11:18 PM']1, Yep 2, Yep - or a 112 [/quote] [quote name='Grand Wazoo' post='1027447' date='Nov 17 2010, 11:29 PM']Well someone already replied, maybe they have a "Little Bastard" however I live in a maisonette with 2 young neighbours on each side both of which happen to be part time DJ's so they don't give a hoot how loud I get, I often practice to the sound of the geezer to my left when he plays Drum & Bass chunes. 1. You need to put the volume past 12 o'clock for it to get dirty but by the time you get there its no longer a quiet practicing volume in my views and contrary to the other answer it's neighbour bothering loud. 2. I can't tell as I have not tried them options yet.[/quote] Sound's like I'd have to demo one in person, to get a feel for the volume, which sadly isn't possible.

Niiiice! Sounds awesome! And looks it too! Couple of quick questions, if you don't mind? 1, will it dirty up at home practice volume, without making everyone else in the building scream at you? 2, do you think a regular Little Bastard, along with another 1x15 cab would be close enough to it?

Love the pickguard!

Sweet looking bass!

Yes, but them Jazz sized humbuckers definatly won't sound like the two big MM pickups that he played in the Sandberg, if thats the tone he's after, they won't do.

Sweet, sweet stuff!

My word! I wan't one so bad! A B-15 replica that looks a million times better......

That's really sweet! Sounds like a heck of a course.

It's certainly a beautiful looking axe.

Schwing!

I've seen it before, pretty sweet looking axe, and the headstock (IMO) is much nicer than actual ATK's, but (also IMO) they screwed the pooch on the pickup position.

Cheers for the vid! 51 P, Modern J, both with Skyline versions..... nice!

Shame they don't offer a maple boarded option, like the one Glen Hughes is playing in their vids, or a matching headstock with the rosewood.

[quote name='LeftyJ' post='1003501' date='Oct 28 2010, 11:06 AM']I believe they still build one with just the 4 Hipshot X-tenders, like the one pictured in the background here [/quote] Oh, they do, I was just pointing out that without the special bridge they aren't the same as Manrings.

[quote name='Lfalex v1.1' post='1000317' date='Oct 25 2010, 07:03 PM']Zon Michael Manring Hyperbass[/quote] That one actually isn't anymore, Zon won't make the detunable bridge anymore.

[quote name='Johnston' post='1000077' date='Oct 25 2010, 02:52 PM']Wasn't there also something to do with the Iommi Sig SG. Something about in some of the Gibson ads he wasn't even holding a Gibbo ?[/quote] Funnily enough, not available left handed...

[quote name='Balcro' post='1000221' date='Oct 25 2010, 05:21 PM']Well, you love your Corts. Both that lovely walnut Squier and the Ibanez are just that. To the best of my knowledge all the Squiers except the Classic Vibe series, are Corts. Likewise all the Ibanez's except the expensive"Prestige" series. It's a fair guess that Mighty Mite pickups are also part of the Cort stable.[/quote] They also do G&L Tributes, and the old Fender MIK's like the 24 fret Jazz.