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Bucket List Bass Arrived

Jan 23, 2004
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Artist for Bartolini, BTPA, Gruv Gear and Mission Engineering.
The top of my bass bucket list is finally here. Tears of joy. Roger has outdone himself. She sings!
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At the risk of drifting away from a celebration of OP's gorgeous new bass, I would point out that after ~28 pages in this thread there's still no consensus over which type of case is more appropriate for an expensive boutique instrument.

That's weird. In 20+ years of doing this I have never put a mark on a bass while it sat in a gig bag. I have put a TON of scars on my jazz bass while in action.

If something catastrophic happens that would damage my bass in the bag, chances are the same event would have toasted a hard shell case as well.
 

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