Guitar Center does it again!

[flyingfinbar]

Needs stacked knobs!

 

[joker820]

I think they both need gold guards. The shell pink and mint combo look best when aged a bit.

 

[aldaa]

 

[B-Mac]

Yeah...they sure did...I got my VIP invite today for yesterday evenings event!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[cazclocker]

That bass is for players who hate to project toxic masculinity.

 

[jd56hawk]

A bit better.

 

[40Hz]

The headstock kinda throws me. Matching headstock would have been the bomb.

Yeah. Same thought hit me too.

The pink and white is cool though. Charlie sez: “Love my Good & Plenty!”

 

[Chrisk-K]

I’d buy a Shell Pink MIA J with a maple neck and a rosewood board.

 

[Jeff Scott]

Guitar Center does it again!

What? Did they go out of business, once again?

 

[jd56hawk]

Always preferred the pink Masterbass used for my old Jazz Bass.

 

[jjbb123]

Love the look of these. Reminds me of my Musicman I bought for the same reason!

 

[Bassbubble11]

Meh..... The headstock just looks..... wrong.

 

[Jim Carr]

I wonder exactly which "rosewood" they are using. It can't possibly be CITES controlled "Brazilian rosewood" (dalbergia negra), as that wood is very scarce, even from illegal sources. An instrument with a legal Brazilian rosewood neck would be very costly. A few years back, a Sadowsky Brazilian 4-string fingerboard from recycled furniture wood cost me $475 as an upgrade when I ordered my beloved P/J.

I'm betting they are using so-called "south Indian rosewood" (dalbergia latifolia). A fine wood, but also not super abundant. Anyone have more info?

 

[Aidenn7]

I play p bass with a j neck.. I wonder how this neck would look with a honey burst?

 

[jd56hawk]

I wonder exactly which "rosewood" they are using. It can't possibly be CITES controlled "Brazilian rosewood" (dalbergia negra), as that wood is very scarce, even from illegal sources. An instrument with a legal Brazilian rosewood neck would be very costly. A few years back, a Sadowsky Brazilian 4-string fingerboard from recycled furniture wood cost me $475 as an upgrade when I ordered my beloved P/J.

I'm betting they are using so-called "south Indian rosewood" (dalbergia latifolia). A fine wood, but also not super abundant. Anyone have more info?

I’m surprised more people aren’t using Blackwood tek.

 

[ole Jason]

I wonder exactly which "rosewood" they are using. It can't possibly be CITES controlled "Brazilian rosewood" (dalbergia negra), as that wood is very scarce, even from illegal sources. An instrument with a legal Brazilian rosewood neck would be very costly. A few years back, a Sadowsky Brazilian 4-string fingerboard from recycled furniture wood cost me $475 as an upgrade when I ordered my beloved P/J.

I'm betting they are using so-called "south Indian rosewood" (dalbergia latifolia). A fine wood, but also not super abundant. Anyone have more info?

Obviously not Brazilian rosewood at that price. I think the guitars are Indian rosewood of some sort so this is probably the same.

 

[mikeswals]

Meh. I had an all rosewood neck Musicman and I didnt like it, it was too dark. I like very bright.

 

[Doug Parent]

Wrong body color for that rosewood. C'mon man. Tobacco burst with Tort pG on that neck would be the shiznit.

 

[Hevy T]

I'm not crazy about pink anything so meh!!

 

[HawldieMPB]

Dig the color and really dig the neck+headstock