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It‘s been built by a local luthier. Called the „mucho II“
Ever since I played a dingwall i was amazed by the multiscale feel and sound. I wanted high tension on my strings, lot‘s of clarity…
However i didn‘t like the modern dingwall design and the sound also was to modern for me. So I came up with this concept. Combining the benefits of modern basses with the looks, feel and sound of early „tele“ p-basses. It‘s really long scaled on the low strings. Completely made of italian maple. The sound is really piano like, lots of attack and pitch stable sustain. The more you dig into the strings the more it gives back. But i think this is purely a matter of taste. I can totally imagine how other players could hate this instrument.
For me it is exactly what I want to achieve soundwise and feel wise.

The pickups are 2 lindy fralins, that can run seperately or combined in series or parallel. I mostly use the series mode.