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G.A.S is ridiculous

I have three P basses and two of them are Fender American Pro. The third is a Univox.

The Pro's I have the Olympic white and the antique olive.

Can someone please explain to me why I feel the want to get a Candy Apple Red Pro when I already have a couple and they sound and play so well. Am I really chasing a color?

Help me TB-wan. You are my only hope
yes you are a d it's not strange the Pro in CAR is simply LUXURIOUS
 
I have three P basses and two of them are Fender American Pro. The third is a Univox.

The Pro's I have the Olympic white and the antique olive.

Can someone please explain to me why I feel the want to get a Candy Apple Red Pro when I already have a couple and they sound and play so well. Am I really chasing a color?

Help me TB-wan. You are my only hope

CAR rules. Go for it!
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I have three P basses and two of them are Fender American Pro. The third is a Univox.

The Pro's I have the Olympic white and the antique olive.

Can someone please explain to me why I feel the want to get a Candy Apple Red Pro when I already have a couple and they sound and play so well. Am I really chasing a color?

Help me TB-wan. You are my only hope
The heart wants what the heart wants. Sometimes there is no explanation for love.
 
I have three P basses and two of them are Fender American Pro. The third is a Univox.

The Pro's I have the Olympic white and the antique olive.

Can someone please explain to me why I feel the want to get a Candy Apple Red Pro when I already have a couple and they sound and play so well. Am I really chasing a color?

Help me TB-wan. You are my only hope
You're chasing dopamine happiness (all gasers do), forget about and realize it's the music not the gear you shall be into; gear is dead matter, be it a 150$ pawnshop find or a 10'000$ F-bass unless you give it a play!
 
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Woah! Let’s back the **** up. What’s the story with this beauty? :woot:
Antique Olive with a black guard. Swapped out the pups with geezers, put on some flats and she thumps like sophomore on prom night.

You're chasing dopamine happiness (all gasers do), forget about and realize it's the music not the gear you shall be into; gear is dead matter, be it a 150$ pawnshop find or a 10'000$ F-bass unless you give it a play!
And to think, I work with addicts.
 
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I have three P basses and two of them are Fender American Pro. The third is a Univox.

The Pro's I have the Olympic white and the antique olive.

Can someone please explain to me why I feel the want to get a Candy Apple Red Pro when I already have a couple and they sound and play so well. Am I really chasing a color?

Help me TB-wan. You are my only hope

You'll want to get a nice bright, modern olive too at some point.