
You know how hard it is to get a good B-string on a 34″ scale bass? Well, judging from this BN5 – not hard at all!
Continue reading THIS JUST IN: 34″ SCALE F-BASS BN5!
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You know how hard it is to get a good B-string on a 34″ scale bass? Well, judging from this BN5 – not hard at all!
Continue reading THIS JUST IN: 34″ SCALE F-BASS BN5!
Sorry guys – this bass is already sold!
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stNfV2gQZgQ
Here’s a little added blurb from Garry, the designer/maker of the F Bass preamp. Lots of people are fans of this awesome preamp – fascinating stuff!
“Another unique feature of the preamp is the utilization of a “multiplying” EQ, as opposed to the more conventional cut/boost type. The signal passes through all bands in a single path, resulting in lower distortion, tighter correlation and improved definition, while enabling a wide range of sonic possibilities. Gradually boosting the mid band, for example, while the lows are already boosted, results in a smooth higher frequency focus, while not diminishing the power in the low band. This is partially due to the bandwidth designation of each band, which further lends to a more natural sounding preamp.
Things get more exciting when treble is dialed into the mix. The treble band on the standard preamp is designed to add sparkle, without engaging the more “nasal” upper mid-band tones.”
Garry P
I received this wonderful testimonial today:
“The very first moments of dry play revealed the marvelous speed and
comfort of the neck. This allowed me to bring the setup a bit
higher using the truss rod. It was then that I began to appreciate
its extraordinary precision of intonation and balance. This tonal
accuracy holds like a rock over 24 frets, and the action gives
supple expressiveness and wonderful dynamic control. You get it
anywhere you play. The upper registers lock in tune to the open
strings so tight it’s just unbelievable. And – my personal grail –
it has a clear, controlled and harmonically pure B string all the
way up to the 8th fret and beyond. Very rare.
I’m sure you’ve both had the experience of a next-level instrument
giving an instant boost in one’s apparent skill. Lovely. The VF5
will now take alpha status among it bros: a Sad M5-24 and a Lull P5
(both alder rosewood).”
–Dave, Lansing Michigan
Isn’t it time you experienced this euphoric state? :D
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTO3UHylrFg
My buddy Tom did this nice recording of some of his fantastic basses! On the recording you’ll hear in this order:

Do you like vintage style basses with carved necks, bodies, and premium components? I’m not talking about a “parts” bass where some guy assembles parts from various sources in his garage. I’m talking about a true, custom made bass! Then my new line of basses will be right up your alley! Currently available in a J-bass style, a P-bass is in the works!
What started as filling a simple request has turned into an obsession! Thanks are due to TalkBass member Tom7 for asking me to make a video of the FBass VF5 so that he could hear it and see it. That’s how all of these videos came to be – once I made that first video, I was hooked!
They are also available at www.youtube.com/fretspot
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nL6Nhwn6cro