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graphite, really? I didn't know they had those. I have the maple neck / rosewood fingerboard.


Edit: Do you mean the graphite nut?

Schlatte wrote:graphite, really? I didn't know they had those. I have the maple neck / rosewood fingerboard.


Edit: Do you mean the graphite nut?

no.

I had a cort bass with a composite/graphite neck on it. I know it was not wood that was for sure. I LOVED the way it played.

For practicing in the living room! My four string and my five string. Such cuties they are!

kbithecrowing wrote:Interesting. I had always expected grabbers to be heavy mofos.

Ooop! never saw the question, glad my secretary answered for me (luuuuv you man).

Yup, it's my only bass, which is a pain when I break a string at a show. But, honestly, I've yet to play a bass that equals my grabber. It also is light, but I feel this is an anomaly, because every other grabber I've played has been heavy as fuck and played like a cinder block with strings. Which, makes me glad I got the one I own.

ShaunNecro wrote:For practicing in the living room! My four string and my five string. Such cuties they are!

Very Nice. I really like that Jag.

theavondon wrote:

kbithecrowing wrote:Interesting. I had always expected grabbers to be heavy mofos.

Ooop! never saw the question, glad my secretary answered for me (luuuuv you man).

Yup, it's my only bass, which is a pain when I break a string at a show. But, honestly, I've yet to play a bass that equals my grabber. It also is light, but I feel this is an anomaly, because every other grabber I've played has been heavy as fuck and played like a cinder block with strings. Which, makes me glad I got the one I own.

Mine is stupid light, as well. Maybe wood was lighter in the '70s.

foomanfat wrote:

theavondon wrote:

kbithecrowing wrote:Interesting. I had always expected grabbers to be heavy mofos.

Ooop! never saw the question, glad my secretary answered for me (luuuuv you man).

Yup, it's my only bass, which is a pain when I break a string at a show. But, honestly, I've yet to play a bass that equals my grabber. It also is light, but I feel this is an anomaly, because every other grabber I've played has been heavy as fuck and played like a cinder block with strings. Which, makes me glad I got the one I own.

Mine is stupid light, as well. Maybe wood was lighter in the '70s.

Huh. I mean, I've got some pretty heavy wood right now...

Just put this guy together with assorted parts from random craigslist deals. Got the neck on a lefty bass that came with an amp, body just to do this. No idea what the neck is. I'm pretty sure it's not fender, but its nice! Going to give it a try and see if I can get accurate enough to make it useful. I love being able to slide notes around, first time I've ever fretlessed.

ShaunNecro wrote:For practicing in the living room! My four string and my five string. Such cuties they are!

TKO 4 life!

NGD

Gibson G3 Grabber.

I was so happy with my bass until I started following this thread.....now all I can think about is Grabbers. Grabbers everywhere

You people and your Gibsons, makin' me all jelly.

GRABBER GRABBER GRABBER YEAH! That's a tight bass you got there, sam adams.

Very Nice Sam Adams. This thread now makes me wanna grab a grabber

I wish they made a short scale grabber