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The Official Show-Your-Basses Thread Episode 6 (The Undiscovered Country)
- Thread starter john turner
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- Apr 3, 2003
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I just may take on Vic's challenge and try to do single bass close-ups of every bass in my collection. But, it will take me a while to accomplish this Herculean task.
In the meantime, here are some 'family shots' to help get Episode 6 started!
First up, Skjolds (from earliest build to newest, left to right):
MTDs (though I no longer own the third 535 in from the right - though I do have another 535 on order to keep me at the magic number of 7!):
Celinders (though I no longer own the P-Update 5):
The ATK Club (750, and two USA Customs):
In the meantime, here are some 'family shots' to help get Episode 6 started!
First up, Skjolds (from earliest build to newest, left to right):
MTDs (though I no longer own the third 535 in from the right - though I do have another 535 on order to keep me at the magic number of 7!):
Celinders (though I no longer own the P-Update 5):
The ATK Club (750, and two USA Customs):
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- Endorsing Artist: Pyramid Strings, MPE Audio
OK---here we go---
Kubicki 2007
Lakland Skyline Hollowbody 1995
Gibson EB-0 1965
Gibson RD Artist 1981
Hamer B12S 1995
Rickenbacker 4001 1973
Kubicki 2007
Lakland Skyline Hollowbody 1995
Gibson EB-0 1965
Gibson RD Artist 1981
Hamer B12S 1995
Rickenbacker 4001 1973
why thank you (i think). here are a handful more of that same bass:
Here is a couple pix of the bass that I had stolen 14 months ago and it turned up about 3 weeks ago:
... the above bass is for sale and will no longer be a part of my collection.
I don't care. JUST DO IT.
Actually, once you get a decent "jig" set up, it should go pretty smoothly. It's just setting aside the time (which I do know can be a big enough issue by itself).
- Apr 3, 2003
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(Vic feverishly checks his schedule...)Step one is getting all of my basses in one building. This may take several trips.
windows paint works just fine - load up pic, select image, pick resize, then enter 30% for horizontal and 30% for vertical.
save and boom. you're good.
save and boom. you're good.
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