- Apr 15, 2004
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- Former contributing writer for Bassics Magazine
Hi All,
I've seen a few threads on the origin, history and ESP lineage of the "48th St. Custom Guitars" basses. However, I could not find any evidence of a thread that simply celebrates the existence of these fine instruments.
Well, here it is! The Official "48th St. Custom Guitars" Club.
For membership, please post pics of your "48th St. Custom Guitars" bass or any bass that was either built by, assembled by, purchased from or significantly modified by the 48th St. Custom Guitars shop, formerly located at 170 W. 48th Street in NYC.
Considering the presumed limited quantity of these basses, I don't expect there to be huge activity in this thrread, but my goal is to show all examples that exist within the Talk Bass community.
If you'd like a membership number, please request one with your post.
I'll start with #1:
I've seen a few threads on the origin, history and ESP lineage of the "48th St. Custom Guitars" basses. However, I could not find any evidence of a thread that simply celebrates the existence of these fine instruments.
Well, here it is! The Official "48th St. Custom Guitars" Club.
For membership, please post pics of your "48th St. Custom Guitars" bass or any bass that was either built by, assembled by, purchased from or significantly modified by the 48th St. Custom Guitars shop, formerly located at 170 W. 48th Street in NYC.
Considering the presumed limited quantity of these basses, I don't expect there to be huge activity in this thrread, but my goal is to show all examples that exist within the Talk Bass community.
If you'd like a membership number, please request one with your post.
I'll start with #1: