Cool! But it was actually written by William Bell and Booker T. Jones FOR Albert King. Great song!Hell! Joe is actually playing Albert King's lefty Flying V that he wrote "Born under a bad sign" on!
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Cool! But it was actually written by William Bell and Booker T. Jones FOR Albert King. Great song!Hell! Joe is actually playing Albert King's lefty Flying V that he wrote "Born under a bad sign" on!
I know, right? But sometimes you just have to step out of your comfort zone.Glad to see you are trying out a Fender
Purchased from a private seller.Very nice a Sir!! Did you get it locally or online?
I really like the color scheme but can't afford this model, I'm wondering if the MIM Standard white p bass has the same color pickguard, can't tell in pictures on Seeetwater?Purchased from a private seller.
Go to Fender.com and check out the Standards and you'll find that it is Artic White (a very stark white and not smooth creamy Olympic white) with a parchment pickguard and not mint. Right now until the Pau Ferro fretboards come into production Fender is showing only white maple necks (frets in the neck no fretboard).I really like the color scheme but can't afford this model, I'm wondering if the MIM Standard white p bass has the same color pickguard, can't tell in pictures on Seeetwater?
With a name like Pet Sounds, you know I bought an Am Pro with rosewood in Olympic White! Love it. Congrats on a great bass.
Thank you and I'm not sure. Much lighter than my 11 pound 1976 Precision and about the same as my 2012 American Standard Jazz. So 8 or 9 pounds thereabouts. On the moon, much lighter.Sweet bass! What's the weight?