The 4-string conventional magnetic pickup model. There are two body styles, the original M401 with a straight upper horn, and the M402 with a curved horn. The 401 line comes with either EMG pickups & preamp, or with a Bartolini pickup/preamp package. They have a custom stand, since the hybrid configuration does not fit a conventional stand.
Padouk/Zebrawood body wings
EMG DC 35 soapbar pickups
EMG BQC preamp
Hipshot tuners
Badass bridge
Ziricote over spalted Maple body wings. Chromed aluminum metal parts. Wenge neck w/Ebony fingerboard. EMG DC 35 pickups with BQC preamp running at 18V. Badass bridge and Hipshot tuners.
Bubinga over Zebrawood body parts. Chromed aluminum metal parts. Seymour Duncan 1/4lbs. PJ pickup configuration. Badass bridge and Hipshot tuners.
Wenge body wings. Chromed aluminum metal parts. Wenge neck w/Ebony fingerboard. EMG DC 35 pickups with BQC preamp. Badass bridge and Hipshot tuners.
This bass was commissioned by Jeff ..... who then used it as the theme for his custom motorcycle. It was embossed into the tank and fender and painted in a fancy airbrush paintjob.
Spalted Maple body wings and black anodized aluminum. The neck is Wenge w/a Cocobolo fingerboard. EMG soapbar pickups w/BQC preamp running at 18V. Hipshot bridge and tuners. For work images click here.
An early version of the 4-string hybrid bass. My friend bassist Leo Bei gave me parts from an old bass, a Graphite neck, Bartolini pickups, and asked me to make something with them. Walnut body wings, carbon fibre pick guards, Sperzel locking tuners.
The first bass with the "goth"-type finish. Ted McCann gave me an ESP bass neck and I fashioned this matrix bass around it. The wood is highly sculpted Wenge, a dark wood with a coarse texture.
Matrix prototype.