NGD Silhouette Bass Dargie II

[Zesta]

Just came in today:



Amazing. I can't wait to play it. I don't think it has been played much if at all.

 

[PeteDuBaldo]

Killer!

 

[kestrou]

Is this the one from the collection consigned to Gruhn's in Nashville?

Kevin

 

[Zesta]

Yes.

I'm wondering how many of this particular model/color exists. I have not seen any Dargie II numbers posted.

-Randy

 

[kestrou]

Yes.

I'm wondering how many of this particular model/color exists. I have not seen any Dargie II numbers posted.

-Randy

I haven't either, but I know a guy with a Morse from that run!

Kevin

 

[PeteDuBaldo]

Yes.

I'm wondering how many of this particular model/color exists. I have not seen any Dargie II numbers posted.

-Randy

Unfortunately the numbers from the Dargie II run were not made public

 

[Magic Jason]

My dear Pete, if only your DD AL MM90 had a trem.... I'd sell my children to buy it!

 

[Zesta]

Unfortunately the numbers from the Dargie II run were not made public

That stinks. Would be nice to have an idea of the rarity to gauge future value.

Either way, this guitar is awesome.

-Randy

 

[Zesta]

BTW, I am aware that I am posting this in the guitar forum even though it is a "bass."

I really consider it a sub-baritone guitar, though. EB Lists it on their guitar page too

-Randy

 

[Zesta]

After playing it a while, I can say that I love it.

Through a guitar amp, it sounds and feels like the bottom end of a 9-string guitar. It is especially nice through my Mesa Boogie JP2C with the "shred" mode enabled.

Through a bass amp, it sounds and feels like a bass (with narrower string spacing). For a primarily guitar player like me, this is perfect. I will probably play this more than my "proper" bass guitars.

The finish is amazing.

Thanks to whomever owned this and took great care of it!

-Randy

 

[banjoplayer]

wow i guess this is rare!