I modified it and gig with it often
Ah yes. The coveted E-A---G mod
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I modified it and gig with it often
This is my current "beater". It NEVER stays in a car overnight, NEVER goes out without a gig bag, and I take great care of it. no chips, no dings, no damage of any kind.
But it's the one I will grab on my way out the door, and I'll use it in places where I wouldn't take my Gretsch ThunderJet.
There is no excuse for abusing an instrument. Ever. So I don't. My basses stay in great condition.
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Pilgrim tell me about the pickup in that Bronco ?
This is my current "beater". It NEVER stays in a car overnight, NEVER goes out without a gig bag, and I take great care of it. No chips, no dings, no damage of any kind.
But it's the one I will grab on my way out the door, and I'll use it in places where I wouldn't take my Gretsch ThunderJet.
There is no excuse for abusing an instrument, so I don't. My basses stay in great condition. So this is as close to a beater bass as I'll ever come.
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is that a spector? i wouldnt exactly classify that as a beater if thats the caseHere's my beater bass,$100 w/case craigslist find Spector.I did replace the tuners w/Carvins for $35 so I've got a total of $135 in it.Since I've bought it I drag it back and forth now instead of my other really nice basses.If this one were to get stolen or fall off the stand or something it wouldn't be devastating.View attachment 491930
I need a way to mount my vintage mod squire in my car like a spare tire, just in case of emergencies. Then I really would leave it there all the time.