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Current family pics!!

Here are my babies.

butterscotch blonde 50th Ann. Fender Precision
natural EBMM Sterling
autumn redburst (sunburst sparkle) EBMM StingRay5

Each one is great.

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Wow! Three beauties, for sure. I particularly like the SR 5 and the Fender. The Sterling is nice too, but I prefer maple boards with natural basses (though I'm sure it's an awesome player!). But I love those other two. Congrats.
 
Wow! Three beauties, for sure. I particularly like the SR 5 and the Fender. The Sterling is nice too, but I prefer maple boards with natural basses (though I'm sure it's an awesome player!). But I love those other two. Congrats.

Thanks. They each have characteristics that make them special, BUT that Sterling is light (right at 8.5 pounds), and has a GREAT grain pattern as well as birdseye on the back of the neck and headstock. Its a great player as well.
 
Nice! What strings on each, just out of curiosity?

I love flats, so both EBMMs are wearing flats. DR Hi Beam flats on the StingRay 5, and TI Jazz Flats on the Sterling. The P-Bass is wearing medium LaBella nickel rounds.


Nice Trav! I bet that P Bass sounds great through the V4BH. I already know the MM's do.....:bassist:

Randy, frickin HUGE. Thick, warm, gooey, you name it. Got the V4BH back from the tech yesterday, and in top shape its even better than ever was. Love that amp, and it makes all three basses scream.
 

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