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Let's see those beautiful Black Basses

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Posted this in the Schecter Club as well but thought it was worth sharing here too.

I've been gassing pretty bad for a PJ lately. After a few days of online shopping and looking for deals I decided to pick up old faithful. I ran a little green pad along the neck, checked the tuning as I haven't touched it in a couple months to find it was still spot on and plugged her in. No more GAS. I have had her for so long sometimes I forget what a beautiful monster it is. And I forget sometimes what I've done to modify it along the way. This bass will always be my Black N° 1
Schecter what?

reminds me a lot of this
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My American Geddy Lee and my Carvin SB5000. I renamed them Venus and Serena. Yes I’m a huge tennis fan and an even bigger Williams Sisters fan.

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I find I particularly like the headstock of the 5 string Carvin more than that of the 4 string Fender.

The sisters are true athletic heroes.
And the basses look great too!
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View attachment 4198031 Here's my 1988 Blackstar. Number 15 of 200. At the time I was 'Screw prosperity, I'm playing this!'
Even though it took it's toll, I'm glad I did!
There is something about all-black Rics that takes my breath away, and that one is blacker than most. I want it, or one like it.
 
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