I waited 14 months but it was worth it. Sherwood Green Metallic, Lollars, 9 pounds. I’m gonna put flats on it soon. Not much else to say, it’s awesome!
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I waited 14 months but it was worth it. Sherwood Green Metallic, Lollars, 9 pounds. I’m gonna put flats on it soon. Not much else to say, it’s awesome!
It is if I see correctly, but it is subtle, like a journeyman finishBeautiful! I love that it is not a relic bass.
Light relic. My wife was like, “That’s not your new bass, is it? Why is it all chipped?”Beautiful! I love that it is not a relic bass.
Original word was 4-5 months!14 months?! Wow.

Original word was 4-5 months!
Luckily I had my Reverend to tide me over, so instead I killed some of the wait time buying amps and pedals.![]()
Look again. The neck especially is all visibly worn outBeautiful! I love that it is not a relic bass.
I waited 14 months but it was worth it. Sherwood Green Metallic, Lollars, 9 pounds. I’m gonna put flats on it soon. Not much else to say, it’s awesome!
Beautiful! I love that it is not a relic bass.
?I'd be even more surprised about a 14 month wait for a parts bass that wasn't relic'd!