My new 4 string toy ! Happy Anniversary to me !

teknomike

teknomike

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My fingers are getting sore already - first bass in 10 years ...

Ibanez EDA 900 w/ Fishman bridge pickup and active electronics.

Been looking at this thing in the store for months - it's a 10th anniversary present from my wife. :D
She got a diamond eternity ring, so we both made out just fine.

Wish I had a big old amp to crank it through, but it sounds great through the monitors, anyway.

Maybe I can record something ... :rolleyes:
 

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That one of those "luthide" ones right? With the none-wood body? Never played one, but they just suck in my view of what a good bass in made of ;) Yes, pure prejudice ;) (sp?)

Looks cool though, and if you like it, it's all good :)
 
Ha, I was looking for the pic I put in this thread for something else, and lo and behold, somebody resurrected it.

And yes, I am still around, and I still love the bass. I tracked a bit with it recently after not picking it up in a couple months, and it was pretty easy to get back the groove. Best bass I've ever played - really easy to adapt to from guitar, I find. Thin fast neck, little shorter scale. And sounds fantastic.

Hope ew1968 likes it too (if they got it !).

Mike
 
hixmix said:
Wow! That's cool looking. Is that a pearloid pickup cover?
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No, it's just a bad flash reflection ... the pickup is actually flat black ...

The coolness of the bass is what attracted me initially, and when I picked it up, I found that it sat so comfortably - wasn't head heavy - I knew it was meant for me :cool:
And the luthite body feels different - not like wood, not like plastic - it's really hard to explain. Appealingly different, though.
 
teknomike said:
No, it's just a bad flash reflection ... the pickup is actually flat black ...

The coolness of the bass is what attracted me initially, and when I picked it up, I found that it sat so comfortably - wasn't head heavy - I knew it was meant for me :cool:
And the luthite body feels different - not like wood, not like plastic - it's really hard to explain. Appealingly different, though.
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But it has good tone, no? To me that's more important than what it's made of. Well, except for those gawdy plexiglass guitars they made in the '80's! :eek:
 
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