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I see Mark Kelly has been playing this Fodera (NYC?) a lot on the Tonight Show lately. It looks green on TV, but blue in this picture, unless he has two of them. I used to have a really nice USA Peavey Millennium that was green with a flame maple top that reminds me of Kelly's bass.
I see Mark Kelly has been playing this Fodera (NYC?) a lot on the Tonight Show lately. It looks green on TV, but blue in this picture, unless he has two of them. I used to have a really nice USA Peavey Millennium that was green with a flame maple top that reminds me of Kelly's bass.
This photo was taken outdoors and has a slightly bluish cast (proper white balance is a little subjective in this case). The lights on a TV studio are likely to have a slightly yellowish cast. Even accounting for differences in light and camera white balance, it is a color that is hard to pin down as being blue or green. In reality, it is right in the middle between the two. When I was young, I owned a 1968 fastback Ford Torino in an aquamarine color very much like this. Half my speeding tickets said the car was blue, the other half said it was green 
