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Jazz Bass Copy thread.

A pair of Lakland Joe Osborn basses, 1998 USA and 2004 Korean.

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Sunn 300T into Musicman Audiophile HD 2x10 and 2x12

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Here is a wall of them.
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The two black basses are far removed from their original form, especially the one in back. The white bass started life as a Squier CV, but that now is only 1/3rd of what you see. The blue bass is the only bass that is exactly the way it was made. The VM Jazz has new knobs otherwise stock.

As for an amp, I have a Peavey Max 112 and a Fender Bassman 250/210.
 
ESP 400 Series (mid 80's ?) with EMG Actives.

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and my starter rack

Korg DT-1 Pro
Yamaha Effect Unit
BBE 462
Ampeg SVT-III (non-pro)
Hartke 410 XL-Series

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This literally rocks my room but I like it. I got a great deal on the everything but maybe I will get a smaller amp, I have too much power for my room. I am not sure.
 
This was the 60th Precise J bass built at the Matsumoku plant in Japan in 1977. Note the very rare A Ashtray. This bass is unbelievable. It has wonderful j tone and the action and workmanship is equal to or better than a Fender of that era. I love my Fenders but I love my Aria too. I am not certain it is the original pickguard as I have never seen a white one on these basses. I may opt for a tortoise shell but will keep the original. I just stole this today for $150. I will post bigger and better pics soon.
 

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