Recent family pics of my customized sixers and one "eighter?"
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Beautiful! It's a bummer that the headstock broke off the middle one tho.Revised pics of my above "Family"
As of June 12 my four is now three.
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Yeah, it must have gotten pulled off. Look at how it stretched one side of the neck!Beautiful! It's a bummer that the headstock broke off the middle one tho.![]()
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Here's my Yamaha TRB6PII
This is an impressive quartet of sextets.
Music.What do you, guys, play and use your 6 strings for?
Nah, most of us are just settled.Reviving a semi dead club.
Come on, Geri. That is not the point of this thread. It's a thread to share an appreciation for 6-string basses. Now if the thread was based on ability to play 6-string basses, then I would have to bow out.I would post a pic of my latest acquisition, a Squier Affinity 6-string that, for $300, is quite a good 6-string bass.
I haven't posted a pic of mine because pics of this bass have been flying around here for several weeks now.
Being a Squier and all, if it's not a serious contender for a number here, I understand.....![]()
Well, I thought the grin emoji would indicate my non-serious approach to the topic.Come on, Geri. That is not the point of this thread. It's a thread to share an appreciation for 6-string basses. Now if the thread was based on ability to play 6-string basses, then I would have to bow out.![]()
If you're talking about that 6-string J-bass, I've been gassing!I would post a pic of my latest acquisition, a Squier Affinity 6-string that, for $300, is quite a good 6-string bass.