Admit it, you wanted a bass that could do this at some point. The video below shows you how it’s done.<\/p>\n
The traditional way of getting an instrument to smoke (mostly) safely is by use of pellets or “smoke balls” (search Amazon for those, you’ll find them easily.) <\/p>\n
However, the way this is done is much more advanced.<\/p>\n
You will cringe when you see this bass guitar drilled, banged and sawed into.<\/font><\/strong> However, it’s usually required to completely wreck a guitar’s chance of having any good sound to it when built just for visual stage effect. In fact, when you see what’s done to the neck, the bass is made almost unplayable just to get the visual look right for the smoke.<\/p>\n To any luthiers or woodworkers who watch this, apologies in advance. You’ve been warned. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n The (de)construction of the bass:<\/p>\n