Much respect. Beautiful. Goes without saying, home owners insurance.Black tort & vintage 65View attachment 3255158
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Much respect. Beautiful. Goes without saying, home owners insurance.Black tort & vintage 65View attachment 3255158
64 in Burgundy Mist ... the color is really growing on me.
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64 in Burgundy Mist ... the color is really growing on me.
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Doesn't your scarf get in the way?
Of course not! I wouldn't have rocked it if it didDoesn't your scarf get in the way?
Thanks brother!I love Burgundy Mist! Awesome bass and pic!
Something, something, Rodney DangerfieldOf course not! I wouldn't have rocked it if it did. I did end up taking it off half way through this specific set...too warm.
Photobucket changes killed my pic links, so reposting
I have this lovely old lady from 1962. A refin, but sweet nonetheless.
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and this defretted '64
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My Jazz is a 65, so not pre-CBS, but still lovely
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The scarf rocks pretty hard too!64 in Burgundy Mist ... the color is really growing on me.
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64 in Burgundy Mist ... the color is really growing on me.
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It would grow on any of us in pretty short order. Like, I hate green, but the first ancient P bass i ever played, at a festival was dark green and made me love green. Don’t know the year but it was old and a dream to play. Im sure yours would have the same effect on any of us.64 in Burgundy Mist ... the color is really growing on me.
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Black, tort, and vintage. The other Holy Trinity.
So much truth to that. It's light, has a worn in neck, and plays great. All you can ask for.It would grow on any of us in pretty short order. Like, I hate green, but the first ancient P bass i ever played, at a festival was dark green and made me love green. Don’t know the year but it was old and a dream to play. Im sure yours would have the same effect on any of us.
Congrats on your ‘60 Jazz BassA little crosspost but I think my new Jazz belongs here: 1960 Jazzbass. '80-s refin, just had a fretjob (it was needed!) and one knob is not original. Due to the neck being refinned the logo vanished. I ordered a new one. The bass playes unbelievable smooth and sounds dark and sings! So happy with it! Now I can change between basses, nice basses.
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