Big Al

[dano]

Is there anyone out there that owns a Big Al? And if so what do you think?

 

[cellkirk74]

Yes, and I think it is great.Have a look at this:
http://www.ernieball.com/forums/music-man-basses/40018-big-al-buddys-collective-show-yours.html

 

[spencer]

Go to YouTube and type in big al demo I made a little video. There Great. A different beast but great.

 

[2ndBassGuitar]

Is there anyone out there that owns a Big Al? And if so what do you think?

I took two basses to my gig last night, my Lakland USA natural Joe Osborn and my Big Al. The Lakland is a wonderful bass, but the Big Al played and sounded even better, and that is saying a lot.

 

[slow roasted]

I think it's a great feeling and very versatile bass. It covers a LOT of sonic territory, and it's FUN! I strongly believe that it will someday be considered a classic bass design, along with the Bongo.

I used to own quite a few other US manufacturers basses, but they do not have the fit and finish, attention to detail, or customer service level that EBMM has. I've been doing this a long time, and I no longer wish to waste time and money on tools that don't deliver.

Play a Big Al, and you'll most likely by a Big Al. You certainly won't forget the experience.....

 

[Eggman]

I took two basses to my gig last night, my Lakland USA natural Joe Osborn and my Big Al. The Lakland is a wonderful bass, but the Big Al played and sounded even better, and that is saying a lot.

That is saying a lot. I keep picking mine up first - before any of the others. Some of my Bongos are starting to get jealous!