Coolest looking P-Bass?

[Askanios]

Paul's P.

 

[jallenbass]

I thought I saw a natural cherry P in this thread last week but not now. Has anyone seen it in another thread?

 

[mongo2]

...but THIS one gets 90% of the studio time.

That has a very '70s aftermarket mods look about it.

 

[Basically Bob]

lovin' this one

 

[superdick2112]

My vote for the coolest looking P-bass goes to the new American Standard Precision in Jade Pearl with maple fingerboard - that one really does it for me.

 

[bh2]

This is nice...

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Not mine though.

 

[Silver Blues]

lovin' this one

Very cool. Love the fingerboard.

--Silvie

 

[Fletz]

This has officially become the "Hey, I have a P-Bass too!" thread. I'm out.

 

[Rip Topaz]

This has officially become the "Hey, I have a P-Bass too!" thread. I'm out.

I kinda agree, but I'm staying just in case.

Yes, most P's are cool, but this thread started out featuring Precisions that were unusual, and lately everyone who thinks their standard is cool is posting to this thread. There's other threads for that. This was used to be about the super fancy and unusual.

 

[zortation]

Ill play. ive had many a good p-bass over the years. heres a few Laklands and Fenders:

Was this a custom order of some kind?

 

[boristhespider9]

Well, since we're including Laklands...

Lakland USA Glaub with Joe Osborn 1.5" neck. .77" neck depth at the 1st fret .94" depth at the 12th fret.

Looks even cooler with the chrome pickup cover like the one above, but I took it off. I love the East Indian Rosewood fretboard with the Birdseye Maple Dots.

 

[johnk_10]

for me, this one (original 1962 in seafoam green, puchased in 1975):

and this one (1955 P in Mary Kay blonde):

 

[HuntYouDown]

You may laugh, but I like the Pete Wentz Black/Red/Maple. I bought one before reading all the threads on here...simply because I like the way it looks. Sounds pretty good too...after stock string change.

 

[neo 7]

I'm really digging this thread. I've seen too many cool looking P's to pick just one, but I do have a thing for the '51.

BTW, I got a black P-bass body en route to me right now. I'm gonna put on my maple P-bass Special neck, a black pickguard, and a 'F' logo neckplate. Another one of my favorite looking P's.

 

[1SHOT1HIT]

for me, this one (original 1962 in seafoam green, puchased in 1975):

and this one (1955 P in Mary Kay blonde):

Well it's about time, man the anxiety was killing me, I almost posted the SFG myself, but thought better of it.

You should definitely post the full layout of it.
That bass deserves to be seen from all angles.

 

[Lewis7789]

I kinda agree, but I'm staying just in case.

Yes, most P's are cool, but this thread started out featuring Precisions that were unusual, and lately everyone who thinks their standard is cool is posting to this thread. There's other threads for that. This was used to be about the super fancy and unusual.

I think my early 70's Univox Professional bass is pretty unique, rare, cool, sounds and looks great. And was $120 with the original hardcase.

 

[bassdude51]

To me it's this one!

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What he said and showed. The 1951 P Bass started the ball rolling for electric bass guitars. It's still THE MOST STUD OF ALL BASSES!

Just ask Godzilla!

 

[BFISHER1970]

Well Loved Sunburst/Rosewood/Tort

 

[meatwad]

Well Loved Sunburst/Rosewood/Tort

Very nice! Is this an SQ serial numbered Squier?

 

[Doner Designs]

This is the coolest bass I own, but the in-process one below it will probably bump it until it gets donated (but it will still be the coolest I have built). On the other hand, its only an air guitar, so maybe it doesn't count.