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Left Handed Bassists....put your pics here!

THAT......is awesome!!!!!!



Any excuse to show my 66..

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Andy
 
Great thread, and props to my fellow lefties. I won't be posting my basses because, even though I'm a lefty, I play righty. The only things I do left handed are write, throw, and eat. Everything else is done right handed, from golfing and batting to using scissors and bass playing.
 
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I don't have pictures of all of them, but here's roughly half of my herd:
'78 P-Bass-1.JPG Tone Twins 4.JPG Alembic Epic-2.JPG Kramer 2.JPG '94 Gretsch  G6119B-2.JPG T-Bird 1.JPG Carvin LB-20 2.JPG DC-59 2.JPG Eastwood Magnum.jpg Lefty Duke 2.JPG Tapewound Rogue 2.jpg
- '78 P-Bass (my first bass)
- '01 COY Rick 4003, and a '73 4001 (my go-to bass)
- '96 Alembic Epic
- '78 Kramer 450B
- '94 Gretsch Broadkaster (might not make lefties now, but they used to)
- '13 Gibson Thunderbird
- '06 Carvin LB-20 (originally ordered as a Rick substitute)
- '90-something MIK Danelectro DC59 Pro (I have 2 of these, actually)
- '12 Eastwood Magnum
- '81 Kramer The Duke Special
- '91 MIK Rogue VB-100
I really need to take pictures of the rest of my herd, but... busy with work, and eating, and sleeping - and playing them...:whistle:
 
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