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Man, that FSR is sweeeeet!!! I've got a translucent red FSR ash jazz bass but the blue P looks way better. I'm also not normally a fan of lightly tinted maple but t is killer!
I also have the red jazz and I agree the blue looks better. Killer basses.
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Blue 1988 G&L El Toro Pictures,from previous owner,on the truck for delivery tomorrow the 16th 2017.
This is by far the most expensive bass I've had built and turned out the best looking. Problem was it didn't do it for me tonally so I sold it.It was a looker though.
Thank you! I believe it is 2012 and the color is frost blue...which is nice and pale but really grabs light as well
[QQUOTE="lowdownthump, post: 20605939, member: 44461"]Beautiful!! Year and color?[/QUOTE]
[QQUOTE="lowdownthump, post: 20605939, member: 44461"]Beautiful!! Year and color?[/QUOTE]
Standard LPB right now but I'm replacing the pick guard with brown tort or maybe something different like in the picHey all, I've been thinking about what my next bass project will be, and I think I want a nice blue bass. Blue's always been my favorite color and while there are plenty of wild examples, I want to see TB's blue babies to inspire me a bit!
So lets see em! And if you happen to have an unfinished exotic wood neck on a blue body, I definitely want to see those!
I believe this is 'peacock blue'. I love it!
I'll show the back first because it really shows off thosr solid wings. It's a difficult colour to photograph and capture the depth of pigment and grain.
I'll show the back first because it really shows off thosr solid wings. It's a difficult colour to photograph and capture the depth of pigment and grain.
Still waiting for this one to arrive but blue it is!
