I agree, that LM is beautiful...I have a friend of mine that ordered the same bass but with 1pc white pickguard, very classy looking instrument.
+1 One of my favorite color combinations.
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I agree, that LM is beautiful...I have a friend of mine that ordered the same bass but with 1pc white pickguard, very classy looking instrument.
Ken, what's your LG? Surf Green?
I think it would look good with a maple fingerboard, and no matching headstock
Yeah, I think it would look great with a maple fretboard!
Just saw on the website that the Resurrection is a 60's Jazz reincarnated! Anyone got their hands on one yet?
what body wood is on the root beer bass , I dig that color , nice !Thought you guys might like to see pics of the RootBeer LM5 from the 2009 Namm show - same one I got my KBP5 from!
The LM5 is a great playing bass.
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Rubbish last picture of this bass but a big improvement on the ones we've had up until now!
And a gratuitous one of my lovely P Bass which I may have to sell - still really sweating between this and my Skjold!?/£"$^&&***
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Haha - long range burglary!![]()
:eek Wow, I sold a bass and didnt even know it!
Maybe there was another one hidden at the booth?
Seriously- nice looking bass, I love mine....
Wow, I sold a bass and didnt even know it!
Maybe there was another one hidden at the booth?
Seriously- nice looking bass, I love mine....
it sure is nice , im totally having a hard time deciding on a new 4 string , I will admit im a Sadowsky guy but totally was impressed at namm by Jimmies basses , I guess from what I understand from all who own AC basses is that they are a more vintage less modern sounding bass , I do have a 1967 jazz and a 1973 P bass ( fenders ) but I don't always like to take my 67 jazz out to gigs , it just depends on where it is , I could never replace that bass , it has allot of sentimental value to me , I am 45 and have had it sense I was 17 , it is alder with a rose wood board , I was thinking of my next bass to be a vintage jazz type and would probably go with a ash /maple combo , I know your red one is alder/ maple , that sounded great , too many choices but I am leaning towards the AC because I have a Sadowsky standard 5 jazz , ash /maple , it is a great bass , I dont know yet but is good to be able to get all this info here , thanks againIts an ash body- here is a pic with the tort guard too.
Cool that we met..the red one ( RA4) is killer!
Thought you guys might like to see pics of the RootBeer LM5 from the 2009 Namm show - same one I got my KBP5 from!
The LM5 is a great playing bass.
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Mitch ... I was about to send you a nasty note for not giving me first option to buy it ... Never mind
In my opinion, your bass is the best LM5 that i've played since Jimmy started building.
it sure is nice , im totally having a hard time deciding on a new 4 string , I will admit im a Sadowsky guy but totally was impressed at namm by Jimmies basses , I guess from what I understand from all who own AC basses is that they are a more vintage less modern sounding bass , I do have a 1967 jazz and a 1973 P bass ( fenders ) but I don't always like to take my 67 jazz out to gigs , it just depends on where it is , I could never replace that bass , it has allot of sentimental value to me , I am 45 and have had it sense I was 17 , it is alder with a rose wood board , I was thinking of my next bass to be a vintage jazz type and would probably go with a ash /maple combo , I know your red one is alder/ maple , that sounded great , too many choices but I am leaning towards the AC because I have a Sadowsky standard 5 jazz , ash /maple , it is a great bass , I dont know yet but is good to be able to get all this info here , thanks again