Bassesthat

Bassesthat is a term that refers to a specific type of bass guitar that features a unique design where the neck and body are integrated into a single, seamless piece. This design eliminates the traditional neck joint, which is a common point of failure in many bass guitars. The bassesthat is known for its durability and stability, as the single-piece construction reduces the risk of neck divergence and other issues associated with traditional neck joints.

The bassesthat was developed by luthier and musician, John Entwistle, who is best known as the bassist for The Who. Entwistle designed the instrument to address the limitations of his previous basses, which often suffered from neck problems. The bassesthat features a solid body made of maple, with a maple neck and a rosewood fingerboard. It is typically equipped with four strings and a standard tuning of E-A-D-G.

The bassesthat has gained a cult following among bassists who appreciate its unique design and sound. Its distinctive look and feel have made it a popular choice for musicians who seek a bass guitar that is both durable and expressive. Despite its relatively small production run, the bassesthat has become a sought-after instrument among collectors and enthusiasts alike.