Or the neck is shorter, yo...

jbar wrote:That's the Bongripper bass, yea?FM four o'clocker also briefly owned it. I got to play it unplugged for a bit and it felt fuggin' great!

yeah, that BASS! is that a new series or a single piece? want want want!

Tommy wrote:four\_oclocker\_2 wrote:Yeah, Ron from Bongripper had this bass built for him, but it was never used in Bongripper (that's a different 34.5 DC-style scale bass)I could have sworn I saw them use this bass when they opened for Sleep at Thalia Hall a year or two ago.Nah, he never used this in that band as the tuned down to F thing doesn't work on the standard 34 scale so well.

As Neal said, this was a custom build for Ron, who plays in Bongripper, so it's not a new series that Kevin is offering. It's the only actual P-style body I've seen from EGC, though I'm told that there are two or three others out there somewhere. As was also said, the neck doesn't go quite as deep into the body as a Fender P-Bass, hence the slightly different bridge placement. So it's still standard 34 scale, but feels a bit longer (almost like a Thunderbird) because the headstock end of the neck is further out from the body than on a Fender.I made a brief demo of this bass on my phone. So, it isnt anywhere near professional quality, but you get the idea:https://youtu.be/b94cjcdd3SQ

four\_oclocker\_2 wrote:Yeah, Ron from Bongripper had this bass built for him, but it was never used in Bongripper (that's a different 34.5" DC-style scale bass)I could have sworn I saw them use this bass when they opened for Sleep at Thalia Hall a year or two ago.

Was in town and went to chicago music exchange yesterday to show my friend some Electricals and they were all gone There was however a great '65 SG in alpine white that he considered selling his car for

Still rocking #393.

Snowblinder wrote:As Neal said, this was a custom build for Ron, who plays in Bongripper, so it's not a new series that Kevin is offering. It's the only actual P-style body I've seen from EGC, though I'm told that there are two or three others out there somewhere. As was also said, the neck doesn't go quite as deep into the body as a Fender P-Bass, hence the slightly different bridge placement. So it's still standard 34" scale, but feels a bit longer (almost like a Thunderbird) because the headstock end of the neck is further out from the body than on a Fender.I made a brief demo of this bass on my phone. So, it isnt anywhere near professional quality, but you get the idea:https://youtu.be/b94cjcdd3SQThis sounds great man. Can't wait to hear it in person!

I had to hole up for with my guitar and practice for months before I got used to my EGC. They ve got such a big sound it really is incredible.