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Dude playing bass looks like he’s trying to kidnap chipmunks

Gregor & Lars: It's awesome the combination of energy, enthusiasm, fun & info that is delivered in these 4 minute U-Tubes. Great job as you both complement each other very well. Thx.

Looks great! I did a Precision style sticker bass after seeing your original video. A lot of this is common sense but a few mistakes were made and learned from! 1. Separate your stickers into those you like and those you dislike. Use the ones you aren't bothered about to create a "base". Layer the stickers you want to be more visible over the top of this base. 2. Cut into the stickers that wrap around the curves of the body, this makes them easier to layer and the adhesive will hold much better if they're flat against the body. 3. With a sharp blade cut the stickers where they over-lap your neck slot or pick up recess. 4. Apply a coat of resin over the top of your stickers, this will harden the stickers and ensure they hold in place with no corners peeling over time. 5. Lastly, apply a few coats of lacquer over the top of the stickers to really help bring out their shimmer and shine. Great ideas and at the price it's so worth doing to make a bass that is 100% customised to your own style

I think they left the headstock in the crude shape - which looks for me like a cleaver (Hackbeil) - to allow a bit of customization other than painting the body.

Looks cool and for 100 bucks you can't expect too much from the sound. Would have liked to have seen the headstock being shaped. I've always been tempted to build one myself, so thank you for sharing.

welcome back, Gregor. Nice to see that you are doing better!

First let me say,glad your back up and running. I'm glad your doing better. I like the bass. And think it sounds really good.👍

Super fun build, love the stickers 👏🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

I built the p version. great cutting the headstock learned a few new techniques to get it right and it looks ace. needed a little fretwork but most basses seem to. cut the nut a tiny bit deeper finished in tru oil and with a bit of filing managed to get a mex p bass black scratchplate to fit. plays really nicely and sounds great. down points....a bit neck heavy and the tone control does not make a huge difference ... easy to sort with upgraded parts. may add a heavy high mass bridge to balance a bit. but it's a lot of fun, I'd gig it!

I built on of these and I like the pick ups a lot!!

Glad to see you healthy and well Gregor! -Best wishes Brent, VT USA

Don't let the friendly happy coat fool you, keep this snarling beast away from children, once bitten they might turn into monster bassists! Haha Lovely job 😆

Love my diy Harley Berton P-bass ❣️❤️❤️

Good to see you back in your feet bud.

I LOVE THAT BASS!

I think the headstock may be a Fender trademark thing. Anyway, I have had my eye on those kits for a while, I may have to build one now... 😀

Love this idea. Great job.

Welcome back! 🙂

Pleased to hear you are bit better, get well soon

Nah, shaping the headstock is kinda cool

What is that thunderbird shaped Bass behind you? Looks wild.

I want to be any BASS in the hands of Lars or René ;-) And... all the best health wise for you Gregor!

VERY NICE

All the Stickers in the Bass make it look Fleas esque

Looks like a blast working with your kids to make something cool. Also, Lars could probably put strings on Harry Potter’s broom and make it sound good. Just saying! Well done. : )

where did you guys get those stickers? xD

Liked the part when he said the headstock looks like a brick! Hilarious 😆 Harley Benton has got get that sorted!

Are all the body's the same? Or is that one a custom finish you did yourself?

Man that Lars can play! :)

Swap the pups out for Delano pups. I think I will look into one.

I bet they made headstock "shapeless" in order not to deal with Fender licensing.

Amaranth is purple, isn't it?

Homer Simpson bass 🤗🤗🤗🤗😊😉😘👍🏻