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OK, I'm not sure what else to say...

Kinda' fishy, isn't it?

So which one do you pronounce first - is it Bass-Bass or Bass-Bass?

chrisdski wrote:So which one do you pronounce first - is it Bass-Bass or Bass-Bass?

Funny, that's the first thing I thought of!

...I wonder if it's a short scale...

I love an instrument that comes with an inbuilt tuna....

I think I'll get one just for the Halibut

Not enough strings....

johnallg wrote:Not enough strings....

Come on, we all know that's a bass guitar, John, not a bass bass!

jps wrote:

johnallg wrote:Not enough strings....

Come on, we all know that's a bass guitar, John, not a bass bass!

Well, JH at one time said they were working on a new TAILpiece....

OK, that's enough. I'm getting a haddock now.
JimK

jimk wrote:OK, that's enough. I'm getting a haddock now.
JimK

Perch your head on a pillow, Jim.

I'm just floundering around for something to say, just for the halibut...

I would have put the pickup nearer the neck and then it would have sounded more bassy....

But I guess the builder he would put it near the gills which is as close to a neck that a bass has...

Which makes me think that the tail is near the neck and the other neck is near the other tail...

Good lord! this Bass Bass is a complete Ying Yang paradox..

Eden.

OK, the lamest 3 I can come up with:

- The main downside is that you can only play in the key of sea.

- Bet you found that on the 'net....

- Once you played it, you were hooked.

Tom