It's so ugly that it comes all the way around back to cool. It also screams confidence - "Yeah, I would in fact play this on stage in front of people".
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It's so ugly that it comes all the way around back to cool. It also screams confidence - "Yeah, I would in fact play this on stage in front of people".
I"m looking for clean un-messed with Gretsch TK-300 bass, either finish ok. Thought to be one of the most uncool basses of all time -- so it's perfect for me. This is kinda contingent on selling the NR T-Bird I have for sale up here but thought I would put the word out.
Good for you, OP!
The world needs people like you prepared to step up and proudly display your total lack of good taste!
It'd be a sad place if everyone used properly-designed good-looking basses.
With you out there playing that, the rest of us can feel happy knowing we got it right.
Red is a lot rarer than natural.
I did use one for a while and loved confounding vintage P bass snobs with it, since I owned and played P-bass #0186.
TK 300 rules at least in my alternative reality. There were some ugly 70s Ovation basses also.
