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Family Photos!
- Thread starter A. D. Fairhurst
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I made a promise to myself not to sell anything again. I love each and every one of my basses for different reasons.
I currently own
8 lakland skylines
2 sandberg tm5 Californias
2 elrick evolutions
1 maruszczyk jake 5
1 rbass SCJ5
1 roscoe century standard 5
1 tom clement phoenix 5
I currently own
8 lakland skylines
2 sandberg tm5 Californias
2 elrick evolutions
1 maruszczyk jake 5
1 rbass SCJ5
1 roscoe century standard 5
1 tom clement phoenix 5
Funnily enough I just took some new pics the other day. Y'all gonna have to pardon the lack of strings on the Ashbory at the moment. It's currently at the shop getting new ones put on.
You have an intriguing herd there! Who made those basses? The third from the right, is that a full scale, 24 fret passive? And the one on the far right, does that have both the P and MM pickups in their sweet spots?
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All of the basses are Stambaughs. The third from the right is active/passive with Nordstrand pickups and preamp. The bass on the far right has the P pickup in the normal position and the MM (Nordstrand BigMan) bumped about 1/16th of an inch back from the standard position.
You've got way too many Subaru's
Not pictured my 2011 Am Standard Jazz, and there is also one of those treble-y things in it too
That's a great looking family photos but you shouldn't have painted the tree green for the last shot.
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I feel like I need to explain the couch. My wife likes retro furniture with "loud" patterns. We're in the process of updating the lower level of our 70's home into a 70's vibe. Anyway, here's the family as of tonight:
The Fenders
The Ibby
The Ball side of the family
The Gibson I learned to play on, and 12 years my senior. My first bass.
The other Ernie Ball. Just because it's not a Special doesn't mean it's not special to me!
The Fenders
The Ibby
The Ball side of the family
The Gibson I learned to play on, and 12 years my senior. My first bass.
The other Ernie Ball. Just because it's not a Special doesn't mean it's not special to me!
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Ha, that one didn't make it outside for a shot. It's on the bench with no hardware as I plan out all of my upgrades. The Cirrus purists will have a cow, but tough.
Link to the project if anyone is interested
Peavey FrankenCirrus mod thread
@Eon Sky, I see that you're in the PNW. By any chance did you get that Sunset Orange Jazz Bass from Bass Northwest? I consigned and sold one of those about.... 12 or 13 years ago through them.
(Cool couch, by the way.)
(Cool couch, by the way.)
