Made by luthier Dave Pushic United States.
Body 3 "slices" Cocobolo, Maple and Walnut.
Channel 5 part Maple and Wenge.
Ebony Fingerboard 24 "frets."
Schaller piezo bridge.
JB pickups Bartolini.
Bartolini 3-band EQ.
Brass nut.
Hipshot Ultra-Lite mechanical.
Piezo volume 1, Volume 1 pickups with balance, 3-band EQ switch active and passive.

UTILIZATION

The neck is thin and flat, a real highway, it plays itself!
Access to acute is perfect.
It tends to sting a little nose, but not too much (much less than my PB).
It is very thin and has a light weight.
The sound is very good. I only use the little piezo, I do not usually sound produced by such sensors.

SOUNDS

I use it to play jazz and fusion, and is perfect for that.
It is not easy to go from a round to his very swollen mediums "like pasto" wide range of sounds.
The Bartolini EQ is quite efficient.
I play plugged into an amp or Acoustic Aguilar.

OVERALL OPINION

It's a great bass.
There are some finish flaws: cache and cache-mail cavity truss rod do not look very strong and the head / neck / fingerboard is strange but the qualities far outweigh these small details.
A bass that sounds as well as being beautiful.