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2010, but its not over yet so maybe he was thinking we need to wait the full 10 years to consider it a decade.
Great question. If no one comes forward, I wonder how many people come close.
I own a 64 P, 73 Jazz, an 82 P that's a 57 RI (that counts for two right?), 90s cunetto jazz, 06 P, and a 2009 jazz, and a 2011 custom shop P. Do I win anything?
Yes.
50s- 56 P Bass
60s- 69 Telecaster Bass
70s- 73 P Bass & Telecaster Bass, 75 Jazz
80s- 82 Fullerton 57 P Bass RI
90s- 93 Precision Plus
00s- 04 Jazz, 05 Sting P Bass
10s- 12 FSR Antigua Jazz, 13 La Cabronita P Bass.
Yes.
50s- 56 P Bass
60s- 69 Telecaster Bass
70s- 73 P Bass & Telecaster Bass, 75 Jazz
80s- 82 Fullerton 57 P Bass RI
90s- 93 Precision Plus
00s- 04 Jazz, 05 Sting P Bass
10s- 12 FSR Antigua Jazz, 13 La Cabronita P Bass.
Yep1969 P, 1972 P, 1973 Jazz, 1974 Jazz, 2013 Pino
If I could fill in the gap with a 70 and 71 that would be kind of cool
Personally my favorite is my Pino. It is something special for sureI knew it! I'm surprised it took so long. Now I wonder how many of YOU are out there?
Do you have a favorite, or is each one they fit for function?
I know it's gauche to correct crazy math...but you actually have four decades worth if you are counting the in-betweens.My 62 reissue was made in 1993, thus spanning three decades worth of Fenders if you're using crazy person math.