JazzyJ Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Well, after weeks of deliberation I finally caved and have absolutely no regrets. Ā MusicMan Pino fretted signature (I have enough fretless basses). This sounds immense with the flats, probably pop some rounds at someĀ point. It is an expensive piece of kit but I can justify it. Cracking bass š. Ā Ā Ā 15 Quote
HeadlessBassist Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago Congratulations. They're lovely basses. If you like it and it fits you like a glove, the cost really doesn't matter and hey, you may be run over by a Bus tomorrow. Enjoy it Ā Quote
Hellzero Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago That said, great bass, mate, congratulations!šš¼Ā Quote
Misdee Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago (edited) These look like basses someone will get a lifetime's worth of pleasure from playing. Just a really nice old-school Stingray, so much fun to be had with that.Ā Ā Three and a half grand-ish is a lot of money, but these basses look pretty good value to me in the current market. A Stingray Special in a nice finish is now over 3k, and compared to Fender Custom Shop basses these EBMM Pino basses are a veritable bargain.Ā Edited 26 minutes ago by Misdee 2 Quote
ead Posted 54 minutes ago Posted 54 minutes ago Lovely looking thing.  Weirdly I have just splashed out £99 on a fretless Dimavery fretless copy that I intend to mod a bit to get to be a rough imitation of Pino's fretless Stingray. Quote
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