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Let's see those Green basses!
- Thread starter deedub72
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My modified Fender Jaguar in Tahitian Green, a '57 Mercury color.
I wish Fender/Squier would offer a Jaguar stock in a color like that, I always associate the Jaguar style with surf themes, and that is beautiful. Thanks for posting.
- Aug 5, 2005
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- Endorsing Artist: J.C. Basses
I could have sworn I'd posted my bass here before, but it doesn't appear so:
Seriously, one day, I'll get my own pictures of it instead of stealing all of JC's bandwidth.
Seriously, one day, I'll get my own pictures of it instead of stealing all of JC's bandwidth.
Thanks. It's my Brubaker KXB-5 Custom. Buckeye Burl top, Zircote board, Maple body and neck, Bartolini electronics, Hipshot hardware and I use Dunlop on it and all of my gigging basses. There's a thin layer of Walnut under the top and headstock face and Kevin Brubaker did a fairly subtle burst finish. It really sounds and plays better than it looks.
- Feb 16, 2008
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- John K Custom Basses
you've probably seen this before, but here it is again. my 100% original '62 foam green p that i bought in 1975.
