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Eastwood Sandman Signature Bass
Eastwood Sandman Signature Bass
Cool, but baffling. I often wonder how companies decide what lefty offerings to make. Case in point, a Mark Sandman of Morphine 2 string bass! I think if I bought one, I'd immediately mod it to a 4 string.
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superheavydeathmetal
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Re: Eastwood Sandman Signature Bass
Yeah, I am guessing Eastwood probably realized there isn’t too much demand for a lefty two-string bass, so they made the business decision to leave plenty of wood on the sides to do just that!pjmuck wrote:I think if I bought one, I'd immediately mod it to a 4 string.
Gilmourisgod wrote:I never really "got" what a Rick is capable of until I ran it stereo a few times in my college band. We used to call it the "Piano of Doom". You get all the bottom and all the top in total a**kicking mode.
Re: Eastwood Sandman Signature Bass
I’ve always had a bit of a soft spot for the scroll design of those original vintage Premier Basses.
But yeah, I’d have to mod this to a 4!
But yeah, I’d have to mod this to a 4!
Re: Eastwood Sandman Signature Bass
+1superheavydeathmetal wrote:Yeah, I am guessing Eastwood probably realized there isn’t too much demand for a lefty two-string bass, so they made the business decision to leave plenty of wood on the sides to do just that!pjmuck wrote:I think if I bought one, I'd immediately mod it to a 4 string.