Here's an interesting one

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I found this on Facebook... from Basstheworld.com

http://www.basslab.de/pics/instruments/l-bow/index.html

Not my cup of tea either but the Germans are certainly pushing the boundaries of instrument design.
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Oh... and it's called the L-Bow...
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It would be a great bass for those of us who live in the outer rim of the galaxy...
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Frenchy-Lefty wrote:It would be a great bass for those of us who live in the outer rim of the galaxy...
Or were members of Prince's, "New Power Generation". ;)
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Apparently it's synthetic, hollow, and has a lower resonant frequency than wood, resulting in enormous bottom end and low mids.
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Too bad such a well-thought out and well-designed bass had to be equipped with an external hexaphonic midi pickup. I'm sure there are much more elegant solutions for that (integrated in the bridge saddles).
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It looks like a squid.

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Addison wrote:It looks like a squid.

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Nice. :)
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Reminds me of the 80s.
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or a Keytar:

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Addison wrote:It looks like a squid.

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The Fiddler Crab Bass!!! This guy'll do it justice!
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