Just got a used Spirit. Plays great, but can't track the 6-digit serial number, so I have no idea who built it and when.
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Deluxe or Elite?
Interesting. My 2014 American Deluxe has the same control layout.Elite
Interesting. My 2014 American Deluxe has the same control layout.
Yepper. Though in prevous years it was not. I’ll post some pic a bit later as I am currently at my favorite watering hole nursing a Moscow Mule after 2 Sam Smith Nut Brown Ale.....YumSomeone who has experience with both may be able to provide us enlightenment regarding any differences.
The deluxe is active/passive?
Here we go....my 2014 American Deluxe PrecisionSomeone who has experience with both may be able to provide us enlightenment regarding any differences.
The deluxe is active/passive?
Here we go....my 2014 American Deluxe Precision
How about THIS... of all of Your bazillon basses, how many do You PLAY?
I get it. I own over 60. Play (as a rule), around 6.For me, whichever one takes my fancy at that time, really.
Most time is predominantly split between two of them, though.
5.
One Yamaha RBX, One Fender Dimension, 3 warmoths
3 Warmoths? That’s pretty cool! I always thought that if I ever assembled a Warmoth it would be an amalgamation of ideas that weren’t readily available commercially! What was your approach and do you have photos to share? I have 3 Warwick Corvettes (4&5 standards & a 5 $$), a Fender American pbass, a Peavey Foundation, and a Michael Kelly acoustic. I’ve often thought of assembling a short or medium scale Warmoth that hopefully wouldn’t sound like a Beatle bass or an EB-0.