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Show off your basses with STICKERS!
- Thread starter totalnoob
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Niiiice! I love that sticker.I put this on the back of this bass to cover up boneheadedness.
It immediately reminded me of this:
Another black bass - Epiphone Rock Bass. I like it.
Joe Naylor designed p-blade pickup. I believe they are exclusive to Reverend but not positive.
Are each of them a split-coil humbucker? That's what it looks like.... which is/would be awesome.
Is that an original Danelectro Longhorn, or a reissue? Awesome little bass, either way. I have not seen that pickguard before, though (I get that you put your own sticker on top - I mean I didn't see a Longhorn with a pickguard before).
The inlays are all stickers.
Bones
It's a reissue. But I bought it off a studio owner and he wasn't sure how old it is. And it's actually hand drawn on the underside of the plexi- glass pick guard. A friend who is a tattoo artist did the work. And as far as I know, Longhorns usually have a clear Plexiglas glass pick guard.
Moving a beloved sticker from one black bass to another, as I'm selling the 5-string and the new owner doesn't care for it. The transplant left the sticker mostly but not entirely intact.
This episode tells me that these stckers can be a deeply personal matter.
This episode tells me that these stckers can be a deeply personal matter.
Nice touch to put one of the sticker under the poti shaft/washer. I'll steal that idea from you.
I did not put stickers on the past three basses that had passed through my hands. I guess I am back on the Sticker Bandwagon.
I still cannot bring myself to put 'em on a Sunburst finish. Pickguards, however, are another story.
And I could not resist. There was a big white space that begged for something.
I still cannot bring myself to put 'em on a Sunburst finish. Pickguards, however, are another story.
And I could not resist. There was a big white space that begged for something.
