Oh yeah, the '89! With invisible strings!
or the Affinity w/invisibles. The '89 looks strung up to me.
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or the Affinity w/invisibles. The '89 looks strung up to me.
Ye the Affinity is my graveyard bass. Its had every part I've ever bought on it pretty much. Its had three necks, two bridges, I've painted the the pickguard and I had just took the foam from underneath the pickups because the II's pickup was getting a little loose.
Can I get a number?
Below is my Custom Black-n-Maple P-Bass. The Body is a 97 USA Series Precision, Warmoth Jazz Neck with Hipshot Ultralight Tuners and a Fender 62 Reissue (Orginal) Pickup. I have the Flatwound Chromes 45-100's installed on her.
This is one of my favorite basses!
Below is my Custom Black-n-Maple P-Bass. The Body is a 97 USA Series Precision, Warmoth Jazz Neck with Hipshot Ultralight Tuners and a Fender 62 Reissue (Orginal) Pickup. I have the Flatwound Chromes 45-100's installed on her.
This is one of my favorite basses!
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I'd like to do something like this. Black and maple is da bomb!
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I don't remember if I posted this here or not. My Classic Vibe 60's P.
They really do look the business... love that colour.
I'd mod it... matching headstock, vintage tuners, covers... hmmmm...
Mmmm, i like my precision... i play everything from slow jazz to death metal on it
its the only one ive ever seen like it, cause i put it together myself
its the only one ive ever seen like it, cause i put it together myself
I'm about to order a CS P bass deluxe in dark red metal flake. I got a look at a paint sample and stoaked!! 
Here are my two precision basses. The stained bass was a horrible experiment with building a parts bass. The Squier was good but I've had a lot of problems with the wiring. The pickguard isn't a perfect fit (my fault for not doing a tracing). The tug bar is also in a horrible place. It's angled just right to make it impossible to slap 'n pop - which I suppose is fine since I couldn't slap or pop to save my life. If I ever played the thing I would probably move it to be a thumbrest.
I found a Squier VM Precision on eBay that came with four different pickguards. I grabbed it because one of them looked really similar to the type of tort that I want on an Olympic White Precision. It was too good of a deal to pass up. The other three are creme, gold, and the stock black. Hopefully the guards are meant for that particular bass so I won't have to buy another pickguard. I'll probably sell the other three since I have no use for them. I'll post pictures of that when it shows up. In the mean time, here are my other two P basses.
That looks awesome. I love the tinted necks. The blue of that looks awesome with that tint, no doubt. There's just something about a vintage tint.
I found a Squier VM Precision on eBay that came with four different pickguards. I grabbed it because one of them looked really similar to the type of tort that I want on an Olympic White Precision. It was too good of a deal to pass up. The other three are creme, gold, and the stock black. Hopefully the guards are meant for that particular bass so I won't have to buy another pickguard. I'll probably sell the other three since I have no use for them. I'll post pictures of that when it shows up. In the mean time, here are my other two P basses.
I don't remember if I posted this here or not. My Classic Vibe 60's P.
That looks awesome. I love the tinted necks. The blue of that looks awesome with that tint, no doubt. There's just something about a vintage tint.
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