- Jan 14, 2010
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- Endorsing Artist: Sandberg Basses Basses. EBS Amps/Effects
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Wait till you put a white pearloid on it, you won't be able to look anywhere else. I know, I did that to my P bass and she's so gorgeous... But u have to like that color and effect texture it produces for sure.So, here is my Sandberg bass. It's a custom shop, I bought it today, and it's used. Lovely instrument that is. It is a JM5 model (now TM5), but instead of the MM-style humbucker and jazz pickup combo, it is a MM-stlye and precision pickup combo. I absolutely love the bass, you can really achieve awesome diversity in regards to tone. Playing the bass is really relaxed, the best bass I had so far.
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Also, the metallic candy apple red finish with the black pickguard is an eye-catcher.
The website's configurator page has me considering going deep into debt. Whoa, momma.
Sandberg Configurator