Modulus TBX Pics!

Bassconbeatz

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Hey Guys. These basses are extremely rare. Here some shot of mine. I know there's more out there, let's see 'em.

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ibanezcollector

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isnt this the one thats supposedly really bright sounding?

Nice looking for sure..

 

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I guess you can say that. Very modern sounding for sure.

 

flipper_gv

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***.... carbon fiber nt, that's great

 

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• Nov 27, 2007

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So why did you pull the auction?
I was very interested.

LP75

 

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flakeh

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• Nov 27, 2007

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Why does the neck look like papier maché?

really nice looking though!

 

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Here's my '93 Q6 TBX fretless.........fretboard epoxied by HG Thor.

 

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Nice one! I really like the Kahler bridge, and the barts.

BruceWane said:

Here's my '93 Q6 TBX fretless.........fretboard epoxied by HG Thor.

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Bassconbeatz

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I chickened out.

LP75 said:

So why did you pull the auction?
I was very interested.

LP75

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DEVILMAN

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Here's mine, I'm considering selling it...

~S~

 

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That is nice. I love the blue tinted graphite,,real cool. I think LP75 might be interested. I had mine listed, and decided to keep it instead.

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Here's mine, I'm considering selling it...

~S~

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Bassconbeatz said:

That is nice. I love the blue tinted graphite,,real cool. I think LP75 might be interested. I had mine listed, and decided to keep it instead.

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Well, all it takes is a PM...

~S~

PS: Thanks for the compliments, I might change my mind too. They're very special hand made beauties...

 

modulus763

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• Nov 28, 2007

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If anyone ever wants to get rid of one of these, please let me know. I have wanted one of these for some time.

I was following the Ebay auction and def don't blame anyone for backing down on the sale of theirs. I'd change my mind as well.

Thanx in advance

 

SuperDuck

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What makes this different from a normal Modulus, the neck-through?

 

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realbadgroove

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You would think more people would have TBX I would like to see more pics. I have two a 5 string fretless with checken top and bottom which is super rare and a 6 string lace wood top with piezo. As soon as I can get pix up I will. We should have our own club.

 

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SuperDuck said:

What makes this different from a normal Modulus, the neck-through?

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Yes. Handmade by 1 person(they had a small specialized team that worked on these exclusively) from start to finish under Geoff Goulds supervision when he was with Modulus.

~S~

 

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its kind of sad only three people have posted with TBX basses

 

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realbadgroove

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I know these are rare but more people should show love for these really rare very fine instruments

 

lousybassplayer

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• Mar 24, 2009

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What, the fact that I don't own one of these rare as unicorn poop basses means I am not showing love? Pish Posh

Anybody wants to give me one I'll SHOW you how much I love it.

 

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realbadgroove said:

its kind of sad only three people have posted with TBX basses

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According to a recent thread elsewhere on TB, the Modulus TBX basses were extremely rare; not many made at all. That sort of surprised me, because up until 1988 Modulus only made neck-thru Quantums...but the scuttlebutt is that there are probably less than a hundred (or two hundred? I dunno, I'm guessing) in existance.

Which is a damn shame, because I have wanted a Quantum-5 TBX so freakin' bad for a couple of decades now! #1 on my GAS list. That yellow one in post #1? That is the shiznit. Me want.