Since we built the first one for Colin Hay, we have built several other configurations, including two baritone 12 strings for Dave Matthews. Plays like butter, wonderful vintage mojo. 20+ year ownership, during which time this was minimally played. Chipboard case included, with receipt from Sam Ash circa 2002 when I purchased this bass. Great condition Musicmaster bass with upgraded Aero pickup. The result is a very musical, realistic acoustic tone without any feedback. 1978 Fender Musicmaster Bass for local sale (Beacon, NY). This solid body Thinline electric guitar has a unique combination of extensive chambering and a braced Sitka Spruce top, using the same bridge and pickup system as our acoustics. We've greatly expanded the Aero line that we announced last year. Under "Instruments" is a menu for a Gallery showing off some special custom instruments requested by our customers. Updated information on our Flyer models can be found under Acoustic Guitars. The information on our Aero models has been expanded and is listed under Electric Guitars. We've updated our website to make it easier to check out our Bass, Acoustic, and Electric Instruments. To find where you can buy an Avante check out the expanded dealer list here. Avante instruments are now more widely available within the broader ESP dealer network along with Takamine Guitars, ESP Guitars, and ENGL Amps. We announced our deal at the Winter NAMM Show in January. With sales steadily increasing, and many noteworthy players buying Avantes, this partnership made a lot of sense. We developed the Avante line to provide a lower cost Veillette option with no compromise in terms of construction and playability. The Big News - ESP Guitars is now handling sales and distribution for our Avante line of instruments.
There are some cool projects in the works including an unusual double neck, a Brazilian Rosewood 5 string Acoustic Bass, a Brazilian Rosewood Acoustic Grand 6 string, a Veillette Archtop guitar with a Bigsby (a first for us), and more that we'll share with you soon. In this newsletter we'll show you the Aero models we've been working on, a new Avante model, some really nice basses, and some instruments available at Summer Sale prices. There've been lots of interesting instruments for our dealers, people like Vince Gill, Dave Matthews, Steve Miller, and regular folks like us. It's been a long time since we sent out a newsletter. I'm not gonna replace the electronics, tuners or bridge, so the issue is, can a pickup alone be a difference-maker. A quality replacement pickup would substantially help the Bronco in the recording environment.ī: The Affinity Bronco is what it is. No, I'm not gonna spring for one! You wouldn't give a chimp a Stradivarius, right? What I'm wondering is (pick one):Ī. It made me sound only half as crappy! I'm sure all y'all are saying, WELL, DUH! But I'm a babe in the bottom-end woods who now understands why a top-shelf P-bass is worth all that extra money. if anyone else listens to it, that's just gravy.īut last week, my bassman buddy left his '70s Precision here overnight and my brain nearly exploded when I tried it out. I've used it for demo stuff, liking the short scale due to being a guitarist, and figured the sound was adequate for my humble purposes, which are to have fun recording music. A while back, I swapped a trashed-out old Hagstrom 6-string for a Fender Bronco Affinity bass (no Squier wordage on the neck), year unknown.
Hey all you bottom feeders! I'm not of your tribe, but I pretend to be in my garage studio (the Woodshed).
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