I bet it would sound killer tuned E-C

About time this got into someone’s hands who can show it off.

the string spacing looks quite mellow

Beautiful bass and great sound!

Great content, well done. I’m a 35 inch scale 5 string player but I’m glad this came up on my home page good to know about.

Now I want to see you get ahold of the Hooky Viking Pro!!! It’s the same concept just different with an active EQ and a P bass pickup

great review! I'd love to see more Eastwood basses on this channel!

Looks and sounds gorgeous ❤❤❤❤

Patrick how you do think this would do for Royal Blood style stuff? Are the pickups hot enough?

I'm still gonna say the development of this bass is backwards. The guy doesn't play a five string and suddenly has a sign signature five string.

Very beautiful bass guitar and it sounds good. Looks comfy to play. Strange that despite it being a hollow body, it doesn’t much sound like one. That could be a good or a bad thing depending on one’s needs.

@arlowolf1690

Ай бұрын

Eastwood's center blocks are phenomenal, and pretty heavy compared to, say, some of the Gretschs I've played

Body shape is very much like a Hofner Verythin.

It’s beautiful, it sounds very good. However, the only problem is the price. If it was made by Gibson or fender, it would have a better resale value and make a better investment.

😮i think price $3,5k

@Karbz_

Ай бұрын

no... 999

I know people like the vintage look of it (and sometimes function), but you are literally losing an obscene amount of value by buying any bass semi hollow bass that has not transitioned from the wooden floating bridge design. They are inferior in tuning, intonation and just tone than any of the other better thought out solutions by some brands. Even the floating wooden bridges on super expensive high end instruments are just garbage.

@riogrande163

Ай бұрын

It's not rocket science to adjust, and for some instruments the bridge is a key part of the tone, Hofner basses are a good example of this.