Looks like !@#$@#$~. Plays and sounds like a dream - I tune it every six months, whether it needs it or not. I've had it since 1982. Feel free to call it ugly
What you got?
@SirMjac28
@BassFishingInAmerica can you top it???
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It's served me well. The headstock took a beating on cymbals. I still have the original bridge and pickup guards. I don't know how they made pickups back then, but the new ones just don't sound the same.@BassFishingInAmerica That's one well loved axe.
No way is that ugly, just been through a few battles. If it showed up at the house, all my basses would call it "Sir" because they'd know that Grandpa had arrived.It's served me well. The headstock took a beating on cymbals. I still have the original bridge and pickup guards. I don't know how they made pickups back then, but the new ones just don't sound the same.
Hahahahah! I was just givin you the gears.
Tried to photo my UGLY bass, the pictures actually made it look better!
A lowly Squier, but 15 yrs of being played and beaten
View attachment 645886 Looks much worse in real life
Yeah, the body is metal flake. The scratches disappeared in the photoPic just shows the headstock. You're man enough to keep the real logo on it. Good man.
You're almost half way there. But mine was that ugly when I bought It.Yeah, the body is metal flake. The scratches disappeared in the photo
And yep, its a Squier. It gets played a lot
Mine only look ugly when I'm holding them
There's a good reason for thatI notice all your photos are pretty dark
Your title may get the thread on lock down, how about "visually challenged"?