
About this episode
For some bass players, there's no better way to capture the legendary sound of their idols than bagging a signature axe with their name on the headstock, but are things about to change? In today’s episode we dig into what the future holds for signature basses.
In this episode you're going to learn:
- How signature models help manufacturers sell more basses.
- Who was the first bass player to get one?
- What made them a standard perk of bass stardom.
- Are they a blessing or a curse?
- Why Irn-Bru is nothing like La Croix.
- And much, much more!
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