THIS BASS COMES WITH 3 NECKS !!

[@mauriziouberbasses552]

Thank you for the great review! We’re glad you liked the bass. Something to add is that our 4-string 18” X3M starts at $1350. This bass, fully assembled, fits into the included gig bag, which perfectly fits into the airplane’s overhead bin. Our motto is “Custom Like No Other”. This means that we will work with you to build the instrument custom-fit to your playing. Whether it’s the X3M or any other of our models, you can select as many or little options you’d like (ergonomics, number of strings, scale length, electronics, woods, etc). Shoot us a message if you have any other questions. Thanks again Gregor!

[@champ6436]

nice concept but for me an ideal travel bass should be cheap as, if your are hoping from plane, to train, to bus, to camp or improvise sleeping location, you would want something that you wouldn't miss if it become damaged, lost or stolen. i would be really wary of bringing a 4K instrument in a backpack when i can just get a uku bass or something similar for 200 buck.

[@cbrunhaver]

If you want to pay people a living wage get used to paying more.

[@champ6436]

@@cbrunhaver well i'm a consumer, i care about my finance first before caring about someone else.

[@punksn2pinkproductionz]

$4K? Gig bag, no hard case? Ricockulously narcissistic and elitists stroking egos more than their instruments, by the sound of it, and it has shitty tones

[@mauriziouberbasses552]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this. This model starts at $1350, but we also make a 16” Miezo that starts at $790. It’s not $200, but then again we are not interested in building a cheap instrument. We’d rather build something of quality that will last a lifetime!

[@JauqoIIIX]

Maurizio is a very talented luthier. I own three of his basses and each one sounds great and plays great. One of them is an 18" scale 6 string from his Miezo series.

[@ObeseChess]

Just want to say I have an MÜB 5 string and plan on ordering a 4 string and probably an X3M in the future. My 5er is one of the best instruments I’ve ever played and the service and ordering experience were wonderful. Super great dudes over there.

[@TheRetroBassist]

It's nice to see all those luthiers out there pushing the envelope, the big brands usually play it too safe until one boutique trend takes off and they're forced to catch up.

[@markwarner5554]

Man, miziomix does amazing work. I've been a fan since first seeing his build threads on talkbass.

[@flatgroundtv7097]

"Selamat Tinggal" from Malaysia. 😍 🇲🇾

[@rockoutmichigan]

Great playing by Sophie(as always) and another lovely instrument. Love your reviews.

[@Metalbass1979]

I wish I had one of these years ago, as I'm very well traveled. One of these would be perfect. However, I have recently moved from the USA to Kenya, in the middle of the African bush. (It's next to impossible to order things here and have them safely make it.) Maybe one of these days when the price comes down a bit, then I visit another country, I can order one of these to a friend's house. I really like the concept, the sound, and the looks of it.

[@alexskibicki2262]

That’s quite fascinating that this bass has changeable necks. I’ve been checking out these basses for quite some time and I never knew it had that feature. It’s definitely a unique feature. I also really dig the red finish on that bass. It look so nice 😎

[@jonathanclark4027]

Ha ! You threw in a "Selamat Tinggal" for the Indonesia crew.

[@joemills4663]

Very cool idea

[@MG-vo7is]

Very cool!

[@ImmortalDestructor]

Fantastic thumbnail!

[@thumbthump]

this is one I need

[@AzulYoshi]

I thought about doing this before with my ibanez 506, but unfortunately they don’t sell necks only anymore

[@ErixSamson]

Interesting design and ideas

[@cheveyo2403]

this is kinda cool

[@1234drums]

Cool ❤❤❤❤

[@E6963]

Legal ,diferente e opcional !!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@HighlandViking]

That thing would look like a mandolin on me 🤣 Nice concept though 👍

[@markbass354]

wow cool

[@bmrmel]

I see it as a great studio tool.

[@chrisjs6123]

That’s super cool and innovative. Pretty serious coin for a travel bass but not totally out of the question either. Probably just stick with my uke bass for travel though in case some numbnuts drops a suitcase on it in the overhead.

[@mauriziouberbasses552]

This model starts at $1350, but we also make a 16” Miezo that starts at $790! Don’t hesitate to connect with us if you have any questions.

[@victorchinchillvas]

I want one.

[@jreid641]

I think this bass is pretty cool and definitely interesting. It's a bit expensive for me, but who knows, maybe someday?

[@mauriziouberbasses552]

Thanks for sharing your kond words. This model starts at $1350, but we also make a 16” Miezo that starts at $790!

[@jreid641]

@@mauriziouberbasses552 I am interested. I will be in touch when I can talk about it seriously.

[@learnmusic488]

@@mauriziouberbasses552 ​​⁠​​⁠I agree,..you get what you pay for. But in reality, when us poor musicians hop on a plane, and throw this in the overhead bin, everybody piling their sht on top of it will inevitably become an issue. _(i.e; disgruntled nutjob in the aisle seat anyone? lol)_ and even at $800-$1350 _(no less $4100)_ I would still be incredibly concerned. not so much with a $300 or less travel bass 🤷🏼‍♂️ You could even mod the crap out of it- and put a few Band-AIDS on it while you’re on the road and not care. _(as Billy Sheehan said, hotel repairs,)_ No matter how great your bass is, and I’m sure it IS,..the ‘cheaper-the better’ for these travel situations. Because when it inevitably breaks, or something goes wrong, you laugh,..instead of cry.

[@rhyme4rhythm]

Man I really want this! I wish I could afford one. I’ve been looking for a fretless/headless I can take everywhere.

[@martyrofgrenth2136]

Aside from sounding out of tune in the first clip it sounded pretty good. Personally not something I'd ever buy, even if I ever were a touring musician, but it's a nice gimmick and I hope they expand :)

[@mauriziouberbasses552]

Thank you! 3 necks is totally optional ;).

[@bayce3]

Understandable for sure! I am a touring musician and I love my X3M 25.5” it’s been pretty much my go to for shows lately. To each his own for sure but I don’t regret my purchase at all! Blessings!

[@stevefury1071]

Pretty good playing overall, but serious question, is she a guitarist? Most, if not all the demo was on the little necks, upper strings, upper frets. Barely any demo of the fretless and not even one strike of the low b. I'm wondering, it is a bass after all, can it be demoed like one?

[@xJuliaGrimesx]

Please try Nate Navarro‘s sub octave bass from Lignum Basses!

[@massimilianomagni2351]

Westone Spectrum LX

[@sebrouxxx]

Expensive

[@AlejandroCaicedoPUJ]

It would be super cool if the fret less was e to c and the fretted b to G, it should make a lot more sense to me

[@mauriziouberbasses552]

Indeed. And we offer that too and all the possible permutations one can think of. We offer six scale lengths and even custom strings to tune to a lower pitch with shorter scale length. Like, low E tuning on a 22.75" scale. Or, low B on a 27" scale. Thanks!

[@AlejandroCaicedoPUJ]

@@mauriziouberbasses552 that's just outstanding, congratulations on such amazing product

[@linnrose]

It uses single ball end strings? How does the “headstock “ secure them?

[@mauriziouberbasses552]

Hi. You can use standard strings. In fact, double ball end strings would no work here. Each string is locked with screws at the back of the headstock. thanks

[@rvs79jack]

Sounds like a bass guitar. But... i don't know, man...

[@clementineforever]

Maybe it’s designed for entertainment purposes- 😅

[@bayce3]

I use mine onstage and in the studio all the time…just played a Jazz festival a few days ago with mine. I have an X3M with a 25.5” maple neck. Love it to pieces!

[@blahblahblah742]

HOW MUCH!!! I's a no from me!

[@ohara4703]

Weird thing, don't know what's the target group for this bass. Also missed opportunity to switch from 5 to a sleeker 4 string neck.

[@mauriziouberbasses552]

Hi. Our clients are touring musicians who can bring a 32" scale bass on board a plane, instead of having to check it in. And studio musicians who like the possibilities offered by different scales/fretted/fretless in just one bass. Thanks

[@myoptik3x103]

So the short neck turns it into a 5 string guitar?!? Interesting…

[@schurfrelay]

4100$ 😂 thats gotta be a new overpricing record

[@mauriziouberbasses552]

$4100 is for 3 necks and many options (electronics, finish, woods, etc.) This model starts at $1350!

[@zulu5157]

Inventions that the world doesn't need and that no one was waiting for. Of course, there is a lot of work involved, but the bottom line is that you have to ask yourself when and where you can seriously use the instrument. Is it intended for pilots or business people who want to play a little bass in the hotel room and want to have “multiple” basses at their disposal? Sorry, the instrument is also completely out of my price range for a travel bass.

[@mauriziouberbasses552]

We appreciate the feedback! Most of the X3M owners are touring musicians that want a really compact instrument and/or a lot of flexibility with the multiple necks. Aside from the interchangeable neck system, our clients seem to like the overall design/look and playability of this model. To each their own!

[@bayce3]

I use my X3M in the studio,live and on the road all the time! Solved my issues with the airlines when traveling and provided me with a tool that has quickly become my go to instrument for any situation. It’s not for everyone for sure but to those of us who travel a lot and need this kind of convenience and quality in a functional instrument, it’s worth it.

[@gabrielesquaratti5709]

4100 $ for a gimmick bass? they are out of their goddamn mind

[@mauriziouberbasses552]

Hi. This is not a gimmick bass. It's a serius instrument designed for working bass players. Our clients are either touring musicians who can finally carry their bass on board. Or recording bass players who only need to bring one bass with the necks they need to a recording session. That's the price for a high quality, hand made instrument with three necks and onboard headphone/aux-in amp. Hardly expensive when you think about it. Thank you

[@ramonbs6075]

@@mauriziouberbasses552it is nice to have you answering these comments. We will see in a year if they are expensive or not. The market will tell. It’s a very nice concept. Wish you the best of luck!

[@gstephenson9442]

I find it kind of bizarre, changing necks isn’t really that easy or fast or cheap, and nor is the bass

[@q4sbgf9kfgrd6]

um… creepy thumbnail photo

[@quantumeseboy]

At that price I think it's a gimmick.

[@karenlamacraft362]

Not for me thanks!

[@dominiccrimmings6925]

Kinda cool but seems to be the solution to a problem that doesn't exist. Over-engineered I think.

[@mauriziouberbasses552]

Hi. The X3M was designed for touring bass players and studio musicians. Our touring clients can now bring his 32" bass on board a plane, instead of having to check it in. Or bring only one bass with the necks they need to a studio gig. And I can bring it with me when I fly back home once a year ;-) Thanks