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As a Brit we don't really celebrate Thanksgiving over here, however. . .
By complete chance, and after a rather circuitous route, something arrived in my house today all the way from the USA and I definitely think it's worth giving some thanks for
By complete chance, and after a rather circuitous route, something arrived in my house today all the way from the USA and I definitely think it's worth giving some thanks for
that is worth giving thanks over!!!!!
absolutely beautiful
absolutely beautiful
As a Brit we don't really celebrate Thanksgiving over here, however. . .
By complete chance, and after a rather circuitous route, something arrived in my house today all the way from the USA and I definitely think it's worth giving some thanks for
Molan said:As a Brit we don't really celebrate Thanksgiving over here, however. . .
By complete chance, and after a rather circuitous route, something arrived in my house today all the way from the USA and I definitely think it's worth giving some thanks for
Incredible!! What a beauty.
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Just Thumpin'
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Man, it's a really good one too...I got to spend a few hours with it just before it went across the pond. Play it in good health and play it a lot!
As a Brit we don't really celebrate Thanksgiving over here, however. . .
By complete chance, and after a rather circuitous route, something arrived in my house today all the way from the USA and I definitely think it's worth giving some thanks for
Just Thumpin'
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>As a Brit we don't really celebrate Thanksgiving over here, however. . .
Stunning grain on the fingerboard and the ebony. Now you have something to play on Black Friday.
Stunning grain on the fingerboard and the ebony. Now you have something to play on Black Friday.
As a Brit we don't really celebrate Thanksgiving over here, however. . .
By complete chance, and after a rather circuitous route, something arrived in my house today all the way from the USA and I definitely think it's worth giving some thanks for
Sweet sweet bass. I have one coming with an ETA of May 2011. You've got me feeling incredibly impatient.
Just Thumpin'
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Remember, to those of you that now own them...we are only making 6 Custom Yin Yangs per year from now on so they are going to remain incredibly rare...
Those basses are incredible works of art that just happen to also sound incredibly good!
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My all time favorite Yin Yang bass is the one owned by Anthony Wellington, a birthday gift from his wife so I was told.
Birdseye Maple/Walnut with an Ash body. Killer tone, killer looks! A great bass in the hands of a solid bassist and a genuine nice guy to boot!
If I was to get a YY bass, it would have to have Koa for one side of the two top woods. Coral Maple or Chilean Mtn Laurel Burl would be a nice contrasting wood. Either Alder or Mahogany for the body wood.
How about forum members posting what their dream YY bass would consist of? Pictures of unusual wood combinations would be nice to see.
Birdseye Maple/Walnut with an Ash body. Killer tone, killer looks! A great bass in the hands of a solid bassist and a genuine nice guy to boot!
If I was to get a YY bass, it would have to have Koa for one side of the two top woods. Coral Maple or Chilean Mtn Laurel Burl would be a nice contrasting wood. Either Alder or Mahogany for the body wood.
How about forum members posting what their dream YY bass would consist of? Pictures of unusual wood combinations would be nice to see.
Just Thumpin'
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Anthony just ordered another Imperial Yin Yang that will be 1/2 light Buckeye and 1/2 Dark Buckeye...something that we have never done before.
That is going to be killer.... yea Ant....
I am so looking forward to seeing my newborn...
This really is like having another child... ahhhhhh- Status
