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And yes, I am a huge Sting fan..
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It is a Kramer Duke I bought in high school in 81.What the heck is that? I like![]()
Nothing finer than a white P with no pick guard just a black control panel!
I saw John Wetton a few times in the 70s with Uriah Heep and UK....I refinished one of my Ps to resemble his
Only works with pre 73s though as there is no routed out section for the wiring
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you put your picks there too!In actual fact I liked Wetton's P so much, I also did my two gigging P's (74 &75) to resemble his too.....had to leave pick guards on though...…..
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Sweet!In actual fact I liked Wetton's P so much, I also did my two gigging P's (74 &75) to resemble his too.....had to leave pick guards on though...…..
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Good for you Rocking those pants!!! Excellent.
Very nice
I did own a Kustom amp with tuck 'n rolled White Sparkle vinyl for several years in the 70s; ladies liked it.Nope. Definitely not. In 1968 I borrowed a friend's rig - white Tele bass, black tapewounds, Bassman head & cab - for a pit orchestra gig; I enjoyed playing it, got tones that worked, but hated the color. Gimme black blue, red, purple, even green, but no white, yellow, or orange hanging on my shoulder, thank you very much. I'm happy to donate my share to anyone who wants it .![]()
My white Fender American Special Jazz is my #1. Came with a black PG, but now sports a tort one. Much nicer.