A better bass is the best teacher you're ever gonna get.

My two personal MüB are both four string Über-Jay. They are custom fit to my tone preference and playing style which spans from finger style to classical guitar arpeggios and some slap tweaks of my own. Action is very low on both basses because I like to get carried away.
I'm a striking looks and contrast kinda guy - there are pictures and specs of both basses below if you wish to verify that statement.
I like a lot of snap and growl with a P-bass kind of bottom thrown into the mix. But that's just the way I like it. Most likely you will want something completely different.
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Über-Jay Numero Uno. This is one of my very own basses and first MÜB prototype. It's a 34" scale, 22 frets 4 string bass. 14" radius. Flamed Asian mahogany body. Macassar ebony top. Matching headstock plate. Maple/ebony/maple neck with birdseye maple fretboard. Gold hardware. Bartolini split coil p-ups. Weight: 7.5lbs.
Custom fitting: Arched body front and back • Lower horn scoop at the back • 17mm string spacing at bridge with individual string tuner units • Custom p-up position • Jack input and tuners recess • MÜB Über-Tone preamp • Controls lay out: Bal, Hypertone, Volume • Brass cavity cover • Truss rod access at headstock • Input jack and tuners recess.
Photo Album • Video clip. • Talkbass build chronicle
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