Paul S Posted Wednesday at 18:40 Posted Wednesday at 18:40 Wow. be interested to know the weight. 1 Quote
Obrienp Posted Wednesday at 18:44 Posted Wednesday at 18:44 8 minutes ago, Lozz196 said: Will they be like decaf where as there’s less of them they’ll cost more? It’s usually the way with short scale variants unfortunately. The same way that fretless versions tend to cost more than fretted. Less is more…. Cash in this case. 1 Quote
JohnDaBass Posted Wednesday at 18:46 Posted Wednesday at 18:46 2 hours ago, Clarky said: New Rick shorties being rolled out If genuine I am up for one of the maple neck basses Quote
Aidan63 Posted Wednesday at 20:23 Posted Wednesday at 20:23 (edited) 3 hours ago, Clarky said: New Rick shorties being rolled out So they moved the bridge closer to the neck by the look of it, so they won't be much shorter in reach than a 33" bass or smaller bodied and likely to be neck dive prone surely - I don't get it Edited Wednesday at 20:23 by Aidan63 spelling 2 Quote
ezbass Posted Wednesday at 20:45 Posted Wednesday at 20:45 (edited) How to produce a short scale version of a classic design without the need to retool. Actually, quite smart thinking from a business perspective. However, I suspect that there will be little, or no weight saving over the full scale versions, which has always been my problem with all maple Rics. The upside is that they shouldn’t look tiny on those with larger frames. In short (no pun intended), I’d like to try one. Edited Wednesday at 20:45 by ezbass 1 Quote
Paul S Posted Thursday at 07:33 Posted Thursday at 07:33 Looks like it is the same neck but with 24, not 20, frets so it is unlikely to be any lighter. Boo. 2 Quote
fiatcoupe432 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago (edited) From left to right M7 35 inch Pasini ( wood& tronics) 34 inch Ramsey di Piazza 34 inch Squire vm70 34 inch Ibanez btb 33 inch And the S Martyn 30 inch The Martyn is the only bass I will keep all the rest will go . It has the most detailed b string ,second best the Ramsey and third the m7. The comfort of playing a 30" six it's something of another level. I don't mind switching in between scale length but since the s Martyn has arrived I don't play any of the other basses Edited 2 hours ago by fiatcoupe432 3 Quote
ped Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 9 minutes ago, fiatcoupe432 said: From left to right M7 35 inch Pasini ( wood& tronics) 34 inch Ramsey di Piazza 34 inch Squire vm70 34 inch Ibanez btb 33 inch And the S Martyn 30 inch The Martyn is the only bass I will keep all the rest will go . It has the most detailed b string ,second best the Ramsey and third the m7. The comfort of playing a 30" six it's something of another level. I don't mind switching in between scale length but since the s Martyn has arrived I don't play any of the other basses Just goes to show that a decent B is about far more than scale length 1 Quote
fiatcoupe432 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 11 minutes ago, ped said: Just goes to show that a decent B is about far more than scale length Totally agree . I'll try and do a video comparison before selling the other basses. Quote
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