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We want to see more...the bigger the better
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That's quite a piece of spalt - and the fingerboard is a perfect match. Congratulations on a killer looking bass.
Proof that all funk isn't played on a P.
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Now that's music.
You mean aside from Larry Graham, Bootsy, Mark Adams, Me'shell Ndegéocello, Marcus Miller...
Gorgeous bass! You should have gotten the headstock spalted. It looks so bland compared to the rest of the bass.
Gorgeous bass! You should have gotten the headstock spalted. It looks so bland compared to the rest of the bass.
Do they do that?
You guys sound darn good! And those are some MAJOR credits, dude.Proof that all funk isn't played on a P.
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Kudos.
Quick question for the Sadowsky heads- I'm considering ordering either a custom Metro or a Lull TC5/M5V. The only thing that "concerns" me about Metro's is the lake of graphite reinforcing bars in them. Even my Lakland Skylines (DJ5/55-02) have them. Why would they not be considered standard?
Thanks everyone.
Thanks everyone.
Plenty of 60 year old Fenders out there without graphite rods in them I wouldn't worry about it. Every Metro I have owned was rock solid in terms of the neck, with excellent build quality.
I wouldn't worry about it. Every Metro I have owned was rock solid in terms of the neck, with excellent build quality.
Plenty of 60 year old Fenders out there without graphite rods in them
Good point.
I have two metros. Both are killer. In fact, I detune the 4 back and forth all the time w no issues. Had it 6 years or so
