what bass is this? pretty sure it's a gretsch
Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 9:46 pm

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Seems like it might be designed to be ambidextrous - there are strap pegs on both the top & bottom horn, and thumb rests both above and below the strings. Interesting design idea.Chankgeez wrote:Looks like he's playing it upside down. Those Neo Classic inlays are usually at the top.
Yeah, unless he had one of those strap buttons installed. Gretsch instruments often have selector switches on both sides of the upper bout. Basses from that era in general also commonly have finger rests both above and below the strings. So, it's difficult to say.jrmy wrote:Seems like it might be designed to be ambidextrous - there are strap pegs on both the top & bottom horn, and thumb rests both above and below the strings. Interesting design idea.Chankgeez wrote:Looks like he's playing it upside down. Those Neo Classic inlays are usually at the top.
Hmp. Damn that Gretsch, being all cool-looking and confusing at the same time...Chankgeez wrote:Yeah, unless he had one of those strap buttons installed. Gretsch instruments often have selector switches on both sides of the upper bout. Basses from that era in general also commonly have finger rests both above and below the strings. So, it's difficult to say.jrmy wrote:Seems like it might be designed to be ambidextrous - there are strap pegs on both the top & bottom horn, and thumb rests both above and below the strings. Interesting design idea.Chankgeez wrote:Looks like he's playing it upside down. Those Neo Classic inlays are usually at the top.
