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Show us your... TWINS!
- Thread starter ChickWithaRic
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I have one more set of twins but need to take a pic of them. Maybe tomorrow.
Sort of twin parts-basses. Both with Squier Bronco necks, both with Sentell pickups wired to 9.9k, one Musicmaster body and one Mustang, both bodies painted by one of my kids, custom headstock stickers by my daughter.
Since the original concept of the thread was a guitar and a bass from the same manufacturer, I'll present my 1993 G&L Legacy and 1993 G&L LB-100.
You can tell which one has a newer pickguard.
You can tell which one has a newer pickguard.
My Chrome Red/maple Fender twins, 2003 Am. Series Jazz and 2004 Am. Series Strat. I bought both of them new from Middletown Music in Delaware. They are truly excellent, and will be with me as long as I'm playing. The J now has a Fender Black Sparkle guard.
The current thinking on twins, both assembled from Fender parts (incl. roasted maple J-necks) w/ Seymour Duncan pickups (Apollo and Harris models), Kickass bridges, Ratio tuners, Zero Glide zero frets.
The previous thinking (black and white basses as well) are in the links below. Still good thinking, just need to cut the numbers down a bit.
The previous thinking (black and white basses as well) are in the links below. Still good thinking, just need to cut the numbers down a bit.
