Guess What These Are

[bovinehost]

From my buddy Ed up in Canada.

 

[DirtyHippie]

Prosthetics?

 

[tunaman4u2]

As a physical therapist, they look like prosthetic knees to me!

 

[Yango]

Hmmm...

If it's from your buddy Ed up in Canada, then I'd guess that they're refrigerated beer holders that mount on a motorbike....

...or not.

 

[Golem]

`

Canada means hockey. But maybe they are a
non-hockey form of body armor, wind fairings
for the grip section of his handlebars, to allow
a longer riding season in the great white north.


`

 

[KevinM]

Light Sockets?

 

[Bassman120]

I have no idea what they are but he's very talented at air brushing. Hmmm hope he lives near my area. Never know when I will need some art work doing. Especially of MM instruments....

 

[MrMusashi]

great taste in bass too.. 30th sr4 are great basses!

MrM

 

[bovinehost]

The artwork is of his Sterling, which is, according to him, the best and most comfortable bass he's ever touched. Ed is a double amputee and those are socket covers for some custom prosthetics he's having made.

Cool, eh?

 

[MrMusashi]

indeedo very cool!

hard to see the curved pickguard on the prostethics.. hehe

MrM

 

[Tollywood]

Wow! Those are so cool!

 

[Lynottfan]

that is something else, much respect to your mate.

 

[strummer]

Talk about having the bass at knee height

 

[bovinehost]

We'll have to ask Ed about it, he's the expert, but apparently his "modifications" make ergonomics a bit different for him. Thus, sadly, Bongo are not workable (yes, I was sad). But the Sterling shape really works for him.