i was in my local music store and they know me as the guy who buys jackson/charvels so they point out this bass to me and its an old(i'm guessing) 80's charvel with a kahler tremolo on it? ever hear of one. not a kahler bridge but an actual tremolo!! needless to say i put some money down on it and should have it next week but thought i'd check with everyone here before i pay it off. is it worth 225 w/hsc?
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trem looks rusty as hell in that pic. i have 2 usa jacksons with trems and i have a kahler i bought off a forum member in the box. i'll buy the bass from you if you don't like it. maybe that's gold with a fuzzy pic! lol my eyes aint what they once wereThe Truth Hurts Only If It's Supposed To !
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Originally posted by dannyr View PostYeah, Kahler did make a bass tremlo system back then. Is the bass an import or a san dimas model? Depending on the condition, I'd say it's probably worth 225.The Truth Hurts Only If It's Supposed To !
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Originally posted by peabuddy View Posttrem looks rusty as hell in that pic. i have 2 usa jacksons with trems and i have a kahler i bought off a forum member in the box. i'll buy the bass from you if you don't like it. maybe that's gold with a fuzzy pic! lol my eyes aint what they once were
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I can't imagine what I would even do with a bass tremolo beyond some fancy soloing stuff. Certainly wouldn't be something I would use with the songs I do BUT, just to "HAVE ONE" on a bass, would be a very cool thing, but I think I'll stick to my APM2440 Kahler for now...
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Originally posted by amimbari View PostI can't imagine what I would even do with a bass tremolo beyond some fancy soloing stuff. Certainly wouldn't be something I would use with the songs I do BUT, just to "HAVE ONE" on a bass, would be a very cool thing, but I think I'll stick to my APM2440 Kahler for now...
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Originally posted by peabuddy View Postyea i know what you mean. i used to use mine on a couple of slow songs for accents but i never solo. not my style.
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Agreed. I wanted a 5-string bass to use the low B, and I use it, along with the other 4 strings, not just to say "I have a 5-string bass".
I think that's why a lot of people get 5+ string basses these days - just to say they have one.I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
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Originally posted by amimbari View PostI can't imagine what I would even do with a bass tremolo beyond some fancy soloing stuff. Certainly wouldn't be something I would use with the songs I do BUT, just to "HAVE ONE" on a bass, would be a very cool thing, but I think I'll stick to my APM2440 Kahler for now...
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Originally posted by jdr94 View Postman thats crazy looking.. i like it
BTW JDR94, theres a thread here called " three kahler bridges", for all kinds of pics of basses with 2440's, including my TBX.
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I had three basses with Kahler trems on them..Randy Coven and Rudy Sarzo kinda made those popular amoung bass players back in the day (80's) . They're dumb IMO!
I rather play a fretless like Tony Franklin, Tony Levin or Steve Digiorgio if I need that kind of feel.
But that bass is prolly worthy of that price..you may make a few $$$. Flip it and buy sumthin' schweet!"Bill, Smoke a Bowl and Crank Van Halen I, Life is better when I do that"
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Originally posted by amimbari View Postthe couple bands I recently gigged with, both bassplayers had 6 stringers, and they didn't even use the extra strings on their OWN original music, except for some cool solos.
Having the extra things and being comfortable enough to use them tastefully and sparsely instead of shouting "LOOK AT MY EXTRA STRINGS" all the time is, for me, the whole point of having them.
And I'm not even a bassist.Why so serious?
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