i thought this had been decided, many times, before: black black black black black. 
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Technically, black is not a color...it is the absence of color. I propose it be stricken from the list and those voting for it be openly mocked and ridiculed.
Riis
"You can have any color you want, so long as it's black!" (Henry Ford on its T Model)
Technically, black is not a color...it is the absence of color. I propose it be stricken from the list and those voting for it be openly mocked and ridiculed.
Riis
Well maybe, except it was clearly decided wrong.i thought this had been decided, many times, before: black black black black black.![]()
cool beans!The answer (on BOTH sides of the Pond) seems to be wood wood wood wood![]()
Technically, black is not a color...it is the absence of color. I propose it be stricken from the list and those voting for it be openly mocked and ridiculed.
Riis
Gee, it's hard to take that my basses have no color ... and for sure i'm not the only one; do you see the damage you've done?Technically, black is not a color...it is the absence of color. I propose it be stricken from the list and those voting for it be openly mocked and ridiculed.
Riis
Since carrots is missing in the proposed selection, this poll may be NOT valid!
@Al Krow: I suggest to start another one.![]()
As I posted a few pages back ..... BURSTS!!!!
....But this time with pics![]()
Very pretty! And please high five your buddy for me for that "LA teeth" description. That's perfect!!One of my bass buddies coined the term 'LA teeth' white, which I suspect he was using not in a good way about this little baby of mine. But I'll have to give him that it's a great phrase; besides I love the look (and it sounds pretty darned good too!)View attachment 3332536
Clearly bassists the world over have wood for wood!
It seems to me that brown and wood actually have quite a lot of overlap, with the distinction being that you can see the grain in 'natural wood'. So in the pic above, how many basses would you describe as wood and how many as simply a brown finish?
E.g. the semi hollow bass at the front would seem to be more 'brown' stain finish than wood (but that may be just 'cos the wood is that color naturally)
"Cool!!!" doesn't convey just how cool your conversions are!For the longest time it was natural, then I saw a sea foam green and that is it, with honorable mention of Olympic white with tortoise pickguard.
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Yep, flat nat & black matte is my ideal as well - black headstock, if there must be one. My two basses both approximate the ideal. The hunt continues for a fretless 5 fitting the specs.
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