- Jun 6, 2012
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- I don't wait 30 minutes after eating, to go swimming.
That's irrelvant!Nothing's unpossible.
That's right, including the misspelling of the word impossible
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That's irrelvant!Nothing's unpossible.
That's right, including the misspelling of the word impossible
I kinda like it as well, though I would have gone the route of Chip Todd instead of drilling holes. Really though, I would have just made it into a thinline. Would look much better IMO.
Nothing's unpossible.
That's right, including the misspelling of the word impossible
You are only worth the sum of your parts.View attachment 3207864
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Probably perfectly balancedOh great - now it's got NECK DIVE!!!
I saw a guy do that with a jazz bass.Thank God they didn't ruin it by pulling the frets.
YUCK!!! Terrible! Poor bass!View attachment 3207864
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Yeah, that dude should embiggen his vocabulary.It'a a perfectly cromulent word.
It WAS a nice bass. The same results could have been achieved without destroying the overall appearance of the instrument.
I remember Peavey's big selling point for the T-40 and T-60 was the fact the bodies were shaped on CNC machines, a big deal back then and an innovation for musical instruments at the time. I'd say there must have been a bug in the software the day this one was made.
It'a a perfectly cromulent word.