Show your P-basses. Truly a sure-fire way to catch the attention of the TB forum. 
M. M.
M. M.
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Show me your P's! Lol
- Thread starter Collin Bass
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Nothing fancy, just a MIM Pro w SD 1/4 #.
5 P Basses
That's something. That VanZandt tho.... wow.
My 62 AVRI that never gets played. What a shame.
Not a Fender, but a PJ non the less
Duke
Duke
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Yamaha PB-400, ca. 1978:
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My pair:
2017 American Vintage '63
2000 American Standard
2017 American Vintage '63
2000 American Standard
My lil ole VM Squire, re-finished in Shoreline Gold after I filled in the bridge PU route...plays/sounds a ton better.
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2017 FENDER MIA Pro IV, 2015 FENDER MIM RW, 1960 FENDER, WARMOTH BODY with MIJ FENDER Fretles Jazz Neck
2017 FENDER MIA Pro IV, 2015 FENDER MIM RW, 1960 FENDER, WARMOTH BODY with MIJ FENDER Fretles Jazz Neck
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- Endorsing Artist: Genzler Amplification/Spector Basses/Mojo Hand FX
my 1966 and 1971 all orig P-Basses...
Very nice. I expected that the 66 would have a more subtle burst, but it appears the 71 does. Are the weights roughly the same? Which is your favorite?
I'll play. Ashdown Arc and a parts P (Squier body refinished in Surf Green, with AllParts neck)
Nice Roadstar... one of the few I regret getting rid of.
