I don't agree - this is the standard EBMM headstock. It's as distinctive as Fender's 4 in line or Gibson's 2 x 2.jimk wrote:Should either be a 2X2, or 4 in a line like a P-Bassrickenbrother wrote:brammy wrote:Ug
I think it's a cool headstock design but it looks better on the StingRay and Sterling models. I also think this model would look better with a 2+2 headstock deisgn.
JimK
Music Man "Big Al"
Re: Music Man "Big Al"
650D, 660/12
Non-Ric: Precision 5, Sterling 4H, Stingray 5H, Bongo 5H, ThunderChief 5 x 2, L-1000, SG, Godin A6 & A12
"Rickenbacker?!?! You might as well be playing a tambourine!"
Non-Ric: Precision 5, Sterling 4H, Stingray 5H, Bongo 5H, ThunderChief 5 x 2, L-1000, SG, Godin A6 & A12
"Rickenbacker?!?! You might as well be playing a tambourine!"
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Re: Music Man "Big Al"
+1!kenf wrote: I don't agree - this is the standard EBMM headstock. It's as distinctive as Fender's 4 in line or Gibson's 2 x 2.
Re: Music Man "Big Al"
+2!sloop_john_b wrote:+1!kenf wrote: I don't agree - this is the standard EBMM headstock. It's as distinctive as Fender's 4 in line or Gibson's 2 x 2.
I've always liked the Musicman headstock - its definitely unique!
I really like the look (and sound) of the "Big Al". When I have some disposable income (ha!), I may take a more serious look. Unfortunately it doesn't look like its offered in Sea Green...
Re: Music Man "Big Al"
It was even used on a prototype Rickenbacker bass, IIRC.86kubicki wrote:+2!sloop_john_b wrote:+1!kenf wrote: I don't agree - this is the standard EBMM headstock. It's as distinctive as Fender's 4 in line or Gibson's 2 x 2.