From BrianMay.com

[lowend1]

This probably should be in "Other Brands", but will be of obvious interest here...

[TBird1958]

Whoa!

Check out all that chrome............and a 3 point no less 

[rockinrayduke]

Oooooooooooooo. I like that.

[shadowcastaz]

That makes me want to hooooooWWWWWLLLLLLL! Nice!

[lowend1]

It's a prototype - but he's asking if there's any interest...

[Blazer]

I'M interested!

That thing looks good enough to eat! Certainly when compared to what other brands brought out while working with the same concept.


I mean come on, you can't take something like this seriously. It looks horrible.

[bassvirtuoso]

I had the Dillion version of the BMB (Brian May Bass). It was a nice little bass, and I enjoyed the tonal options from the switches, but the pickups were too close together IMO. They should have been more spread out, not all jammed at the neck. I ended up trading it to The Dude for a down payment on a Lakland.

[Dave W]

Is that a real mudbucker? I'm not saying that would be better or worse than a faux mudbucker (as on the current SG Bass), but I can't imagine anyone would make a decision without knowing what's under that cover.

[shadowcastaz]

Now that i have howled, I dont like the controls(knobs). I certainly dont like the VBMB 04 with all the switches etc and the bunched up pups. I do like the shape  and layout of the  bass  from a concept standpoint. the pups can be changed, but thats just me.

[OldManC]

New knobs and a Darkstar would fix that up just fine.

[Nocturnal]

Looks good to me!

[Chris P.]

It has the Chris Dekker Stamp of Aproval.

[Basvarken]

Wow!! Wonder how plays and what it sounds like

[ilan]

It looks great but with a guitar upper horn and a bass neck, even if it's 30" scale I'd expect neck dive.

[godofthunder]

I like it nice looking bass...................................even with the three point. Very classic looking.