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Well, today was a big day. My 1956 P-Bass arrived (Chicago Music Exchange). After a quick tune up, I plugged into my '67 Ampeg SB-12 and started walking... This bass is in very good shape, and sounds great. I have found my Holy GrailNumber please
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Thank you! Flattering!One of my absolute favorites on this site.
Thank you! Flattering!
The pre-CBS club is 30 strong! But, I bet there are many other old basses tucked away by members of this forum. I want to see them all!
http://s1373.photobucket.com/user/ju...ass Refinish
My newly refinished 1960 P-Bass.
By the way. JohnK_10 (GO GO Kallas) does some of the best work in the country.
THANK YOU!!!Rich, I have said it before but again, my favorite vintage P around. Always a pleasure to see that lovely vintage godess.
-Joe
Mines a 65. September 65 to be exact.
9 months to late![]()
http://s1143.photobucket.com/user/sentrymark/library/?sort=3&page=12 owner beauty,sounds as good as it looks.....actually better.http://s1143.photobucket.com/user/sentrymark/library/?sort=3&page=1
you should post those separately in here so everyone can see them better! I want to see it too! In 9 months production practices and quality didn't change much if at all. Wasn't the sale to CBS in January? It takes a while to change management and culture of even a smal company.