Eastwood Coming Out With a Tiger Bass

Started by lbpesq, December 26, 2020, 10:40:50 AM

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gtrguy

Interesting. BTW, I ordered a guitar from Eastman (Not Eastwood) in Dec a year ago and it finally showed up here in the US recently, a year later.

edwin

This is a copy of the Doug Irwin bass that Phil played ca. 1980. I thought it was the worst sounding bass he played until the Ritter. It might have sounded better with Alembic pickups and electronics.

paulman

The only thing that stays the same is change.

lbpesq


mica

We made a couple of Tribute shaped basses, I don't really want to make any more. They are not really comfy IMO.

edwardofhuncote

I thought I'd seen a Tribute bass here somewhere, and I remember thinking it looked like it might be awkward. Could work out for one of those sweet little 'Shorter-Than-Short-Scale' numbers though. You know, if just the right nut comes along...  ;D

jon_jackson

As the current owner of one of the Tribute basses ("Scarlet", medium scale), I must say I don't find the body shape uncomfortable. It is heavy (due to front and back quilted cocobolo), but the body shape is fine.
2011 Quilted Maple Dragon Wing, Anniversary Electronics
2007 Quilted Cocobolo Custom 5-string Tribute-body Bass ("Scarlet")
2006 Cocobolo SC Deluxe SS
2003 Quilted Maple Series II Europa ("Almost Twins")
1996 Flame Walnut Elan fretless
1994 Flame Maple Classico
1976 Walnut Series I SS