It looks a little light for Candy Apple Red, but I like it! Block inaly on a Maple fretboard makes me happy.

Nice looking bass. Some of you know, I'm a repairman and luthier. 50 years now. A few years ago, I purchased one of those EDEN necks. Chinese made. It was $39.00 bucks, on Ebay. I really didn't expect too much. And I was not let down by what I learned. I figured I'd make some cheap beaters out of parts..not to make bank, but to provide a decent instrument for beginners and pros a bit down on their luck- yeah, that happens. Anyway.. I was impressed with much of the finish work, nicely tinted, well fitting fingerboard, good inlay work. The neck proved totally unsuitable. The rod worked, but poor engineering made it adjust the neck to points that actually created problems. That bass might play well.. but I'm just sharing my own experience with the EDEN brand- NOT to be confused with the original EDEN, which used to be what Edenhaus called their high quality American made necks.

Nice looking bass. Some of you know, I'm a repairman and luthier. 50 years now. A few years ago, I purchased one of those EDEN necks. Chinese made. It was $39.00 bucks, on Ebay. I really didn't expect too much. And I was not let down by what I learned. I figured I'd make some cheap beaters out of parts..not to make bank, but to provide a decent instrument for beginners and pros a bit down on their luck- yeah, that happens. Anyway.. I was impressed with much of the finish work, nicely tinted, well fitting fingerboard, good inlay work. The neck proved totally unsuitable. The rod worked, but poor engineering made it adjust the neck to points that actually created problems. That bass might play well.. but I'm just sharing my own experience with the EDEN brand- NOT to be confused with the original EDEN, which used to be what Edenhaus called their high quality American made necks.