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hey all - been playing this for about 2 months - absolutely a kick ass bass
every tone is useful, the weight is amazing, and the clarity and where it sits in the mix, both live and studio is really perfect
i'd have to say that the hype is pretty dead on. sorry i'm not the best photographer....
the color is candy apple orange and it does seem to flip in the light..

Mercy!!!........... that's a mighty fine axe you have there... please excuse me while I drool a little

Nice!

What an awesome finish!

Big +1

Wow I thought the finish was orange -> yellow but now I realize that's just the way it shines in the lighting, which is really cool! Sick bass

Really nice bass !

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oh , i search this bass , i'm in france.
trade with a left rickenbacker 4003 ( 1979) ?

Did you buy that new, or used? Beautiful bass!

This was a new purchase...I spec'd how I wanted...always a dice roll but it really came out great....and no, this is not for sale or trade....going to the grave with this one...Happy new year peeps!

Curious how you spec'd it out. Was it the paint, electronics, or both?

Looks great!
I bet it plays even better than it looks, congrats!

as far as the specs - roger gives 2 wood choices - Alder and Ash. I went with Alder. I also went with upgraded brazilian rosewood board - he still has a pre-outlawed stash...like a few other builders.
I also asked for the 24 fret neck option with vintage tint - i opted the VTC (vintage tone control) as well as the standard sadowsky preamp/humcanceling pickup combo and of course the finish with matching stock was mine as well...
not TONS of options, but a few important ones like wood/board/ and the 24 option...all in all i am really still pleased with it after a half year of varied playing...now off to shovel MORE snow....

Do you play your strings "upside down" ?

can't see it clearly on the pics

Nice Bass btw.

based on the headstock and the bridge, I don't think he does.

damm,thats a gorgeous bass!,but why is it strung inverted,is that how you play them? and yes,i would go to the grave with that one also!

There are many lefthanded players who play with basses strung "inverted" (G on top). This is usually because when they were first learning to play they had to do so on righthanded basses that for whatever reason were not restrung "standard".

Yep - best example : Jimmy Haslip

yep - thats how i play - upside down and backwards....heres the kicker though - i am right handed (please dont shun me!)
but check this and see if this doesnt make a boat load of sense....
1. i have my strong hand on the fretboard.
2. the lowest note (string) on the bass is closest to the floor....
3. as i play higher, the notes graphicly match -they get closer to the ceiling...
to me, this makes perfect sense - and yes, i did learn on a righty guitar in the attic and i was a trumpet player to boot - the digits were already moving that way on the right hand.. - but by the time someone said you are wrong, i was making money...; )
anyway - there are a few of us bastard children out there....its like were are the xmen of the bass world.....now if i could only play a gig with halle berry....