New Bass Names

[dalkowski]

Squire

 

[Guild B301]

LEO

It’s a Fender

 

[diegom]

LeeLoo...

 

[MustangWally]

LEO

It’s a Fender

That's it, thread closed! Perfect answer.

 

[MustangWally]

and none of them will cooperate with you.

Hell, that has already happened!

 

[JimmyM]

Bob.

Or Bobo, if it's gotta end in a vowel.

Naming your bass after the worst caller to the Howard Stern Show? I like it!

 

[Krizz]

LeeLoo...

 

[bassman10096]

Tim

Bob. Jimmy. ???

 

[TOOL460002]

"igne conburite" apparently means "engraved" in Latin. That'd be the kind of silly stuff I'd get engraved.

 

[7dollarbologna]

Harlan

 

[EdwardofHuncote]

Series III (as soon as they are available...)

 

[MCDufour]

Musical instruments don't like to be named. They identify themselves by means of a series of musical notes. If you give your bass a name like Harvey or something, it will ridicule you behind your back, tell all the other basses, and none of them will cooperate with you.

Tom

No true, not true at all... I have a Luci that's very cooperative and a new one that is yet to be named. I'm waiting to play with her a little more.

 

[crankypants]

Just don't call it late for dinner.

 

[dbsfgyd1]

I'm looking to name my bass guitar a cool name and then engrave said name into the neckplate along with a fender logo (I have a MIJ Fender Vintera 60's Bass). I like the idea of a name that ends in a vowel and names that sound like or are greek/italian or smth like that (example and contending name: 'Vacatio', which means freedom in greek). Any ideas?

(They don't have to be greek or end in a vowel, all ideas help)

I’m of no use here. I’ve never named my Basses. If I had a dog, his name more than likely be Dog.

 

[AboutSweetSue]

Reminds me too much of the word Vacation.

 

[telecopy]

I'm looking to name my bass guitar a cool name and then engrave said name into the neckplate along with a fender logo (I have a MIJ Fender Vintera 60's Bass). I like the idea of a name that ends in a vowel and names that sound like or are greek/italian or smth like that (example and contending name: 'Vacatio', which means freedom in greek). Any ideas?

(They don't have to be greek or end in a vowel, all ideas help)

Leo

 

[telecopy]

I'm looking to name my bass guitar a cool name and then engrave said name into the neckplate along with a fender logo (I have a MIJ Fender Vintera 60's Bass). I like the idea of a name that ends in a vowel and names that sound like or are greek/italian or smth like that (example and contending name: 'Vacatio', which means freedom in greek). Any ideas?

(They don't have to be greek or end in a vowel, all ideas help)

Not Yours

 

[Gluvhand]

I'm looking to name my bass guitar a cool name and then engrave said name into the neckplate along with a fender logo (I have a MIJ Fender Vintera 60's Bass). I like the idea of a name that ends in a vowel and names that sound like or are greek/italian or smth like that (example and contending name: 'Vacatio', which means freedom in greek). Any ideas?

(They don't have to be greek or end in a vowel, all ideas help)

Vacatio is latin. Greek for freedom is eleutheria.

 

[vid1900]

Either Karen or Becky

 

[JW56789]

This is too easy:

'That S**-of-a-***ch', as in 'that sob is making me crazy', 'hand me that sob', or the evergreen 'WHY did I buy that sob'.

Hard to decide where I'd have that engraved. I thought about a fingerboard inlay like the old country stars put their names inlaid into the length of the the fingerboard . . . . . aahhhh, probably not . . . . .

Travels well, too. If I had a Hofner or a Mustang, there you go, 'that little sob' or a BTB or another Alembic, 'boy that's a BIG sob'.

You DON"T want to know what I name amps . . . . .