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My Zon Collection

Can anyone name them all?
 

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...I guess we won't be seeing any replies from quantumquest(original thread starter)due to the fact that he only has FOUR post in almost 3yrs...why bother starting a thread...

~S~

Cuz its fun to look at? I don't care how many posts he has in how long, where else on TB can you find a pic showcasing ZON's older basses to this extent?

I remember seeing a bass like the 2nd from the left at the ZON shop a while back. Weighed a ton, and had some sweet body laminates, never got to plug it in tho. I like the newer designs alot more then the sceptre series, but those are definitely close to the roots of the ZON family tree.

Great collection!! I bet Joe would get a good smile out of that pic!
 
Cuz its fun to look at? I don't care how many posts he has in how long, where else on TB can you find a pic showcasing ZON's older basses to this extent?

Jake, I'm happy for you...

I always find it assinine to start a thread & show off your gear & not come back to reply(though it's only been a day) to a question or even give a "thanks" for peoples compliments regardless of what the value/rarity in the pic is.

Great to show off, but give a little more info than a pic...

my $0.02
~S~
 
Hello Fellow Bassists,

Thank you all for the nice replies....a couple of you have really good eyes and knowledge of the Zon Standard Bass 2nd from the Left: it's actually the sixth bass that Joe made in that particular model and was displayed at the 1981 NAMM Show if I have my facts straight.

The six stringer is a rare Zon Stiletto that I picked up from a gentleman who lived in France.

Finding the four Scepters has been the equivalent to finding four '58 Gibson Explorers in my mind: I enjoy them tremendously and they are prized possessions that get played regularly I might add.
 
Quantumquest, glad you came back. Again, very nice stuff. Anymore info or closer pics on the dual p/u versions, they look sweet.

Jake, get thicker skin, it wasn't that bad a jab.

cheers,
~S~

PS: Here's a pic of my custom Legacy Standard Joe built, it's a "Lifer Bass" & has never let me down playing/sound wise.
 

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hey thanks again for your advice!! I always appreciate being handed a snide remark, and then being told how to handle it. Thats the best! :D


nice legacy btw! One of my favorites!
 
hey thanks again for your advice!! I always appreciate being handed a snide remark, and then being told how to handle it. Thats the best! :D


nice legacy btw! One of my favorites!


...awright, I know what you want...a public apology?

OK, Jake, I'm sorry I hurt your feelings, ok? Friends?

love,
~S~

PS: I'm glad you dig my Zon, I had a few but this one does "IT" for me. I also like your Roscoe in your avatar.
 
Thanks Devilman, pretty much an unnecesary gesture since I didn't remotely ask for that, but I appreciate the underhanded, sneering, sarcastic false apology anyways!


Thanks for the info quantum, I'd love to see a better pic of that koa topped ( looks like Koa anyways) sceptre on the end.