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Ya know, the orange is growing on me..so, Carrots!So, finally decided to buy a Fender P. From what I've heard, the Player Series (MIM) is pretty good and within my budget. Please help me choose color. Choosing between the classic Buttercream and the very cool Tidepool but I just can't make up my mind. And of course, there's always carrots...
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Missus doesn't have to know anything....Musicians Friend has 48 month financing 0 interest right now on Fender basses..
In Sweden also?Musicians Friend has 48 month financing 0 interest right now on Fender basses..
Anyone remember Traffic Cone Orange they had on those Squiers a while back? If I was rich, I'd buy the Buttercream one right now.What I like about the buttercream is that you don't see too many around. The carrot either but I like how the buttercream looks with the maple .
Ooooh! just went to the website!So, finally decided to buy a Fender P. From what I've heard, the Player Series (MIM) is pretty good and within my budget. Please help me choose color. Choosing between the classic Buttercream and the very cool Tidepool but I just can't make up my mind. And of course, there's always carrots...
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Choosing between the classic Buttercream and the very cool Tidepool but I just can't make up my mind. And of course, there's always carrots...
Black!!
I must say that I'm very surprised with the big interest in my very simple question, I love this forum! Of course the color means nothing for the feeling or tone (apart from the fretboard...I find it difficult to believe the thread has gotten this far... do you think the color of the bass is going to make it sound better/worse?
Good eye! That was my girl Greta, whom I lost about 2 years ago when she was 13. She could no longer stand or walk, but what a beautiful girl she was. Now I have a GoldenDoodle named Lily. Like Greta the Weimaraner, Lily is also a bundle of energy. The 3rd pic is one of my military dogs (Eric) in the late 1960s... (Sorry for the thread de-rail...)Weim spotting! So stubborn, I'm surprised she didn't take the bass away from you and play it herself.