Recent content by TL23NC

Thanks! I really like the way it looks. Better than the photos, for sure. And it's so easy to play.

FGW has restocked their $599 Aerodyne Precision and Jazz models. They are in "Used-Mint condition" (brand new but without Fender warranty). I bought a red burst P two weeks ago (which is excellent) and I just ordered this Dolphin Gray Jazz. MIJ for less than the cost of MIM. Fender Aerodyne...

I had the same experience with my red burst P bass. Definitely was a brand new instrument, and I'm very happy with it. I played a gig with it last Friday and my bandmates loved the tone.

From the listing: We have multiple Aerodyne Special P Bass guitars in Hod Rod Burst available and selling them individually. The pictures are representative of the one you will get. They are being offered as used/mint in their factory box and excellent condition with no factory warranty...

In case anyone is looking to buy an Aerodyne, FGW has them for $599 in "mint condition" (I understand these are new in box but without Fender warranty). I just ordered the P in burst finish. Mint Fender "Aerodyne" in Franklin Guitar Works / Bass | Reverb

In case anyone is looking to buy an Aerodyne, FGW has them for $599 in "mint condition" (basically new in box but without Fender warranty. I just ordered the P in burst finish. Mint Fender "Aerodyne" in Franklin Guitar Works / Bass | Reverb

A Squier Jaguar VM SS bought on TB for $225 delivered. Had been upgraded with Seymour Duncan pickups and Hipshot tuners. I now play this more than any other bass I own. Quite unexpected.

This happened to me for the 1st time last week. I was at a local party and decided to use a Markbass Little Marcus head I just traded for. This was the 1st time I had brought this piece of equipment outside of my house. When setting up I noticed the AC cord was a bit exposed between the outlet...

I decided to give it a try on the Squier. The results look good and it only took a few minutes to apply. The neck is quite slick (not that it was sticky before). Would definitely recommend.

That's what I'm thinking. I wouldn't try this on my Carvin basses since they have an oiled finish. But the Squier Jag will probably get the treatment today.

I've read that some automotive waxes can be used on instruments, at least those with poly finishes. Has anyone used one of the newer ceramic coatings on their instruments? I'm thinking about trying Meguiar's Hybrid Paint Coating, which has been great on my cars. It's very slick and hydrophobic-...

I have the single-pickup version of that bass, bought new in 1971. Yours is in much better shape! See my profile pic... great bass

1967, in the fourth grade orchestra (the music teacher was Miss Jackson). I had been taking guitar lessons from the age of seven, and my teacher Mr. Sugar suggested I learn to play bass because "All of the kids want to play guitar. Bass players are in demand." Turned out to be great advice.

I'm fairly sure these were $199 new. I have one and it was an exceptional bargain at that price. In my opinion these are definitely worth 250 bucks if in decent condition.

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