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Fodera - understated and elegant. Fender - purposeful and timeless.Fodera:
Fender P:
Cool, that's the first Human backside I've seen (yes I've had a sheltered life). That neck attachment looks like it was designed by a Civil Engineer - should last a good long time!Human OC4
Lado
EBMM Sterling Onyx
L-1000 for the mojo freaks
You're in with the first advertisement, and it looks great! Also useful when the audience gets out of hand, just hold that bass like a baseball bat and let em read a good description of what's about to hit em in the face if they step on stage.
Nice to see someone around here plays safe and responsible and uses protection when they should!1982 G&L L2000-E with homemade buckle protection added by original owner
It was there when it came to me, along with another sticker I already removed. It was a nasty bumper sticker that was really ugly. The grenade doesn't bother me so much. I may remove it eventually but I'm too lazy for now. I'd rather play it.Yikes! Ghost grenade in the house!
I love it!
Great shot! Looks like its made out of titanium. I've been looking for a nice bird, is that a Gibby?
Drool - I have one of these Pentabuzz basses and they are to die for! Fantastic color and flame on yours! Play it with pride!
You do realize there is a 3 bass limit on Alembic instruments. Any more than that and you've exceeded my ability to contain myself. Love the color and wood combo on that Elan. Also, note that you've been beat to the punch by Concrete Blues for posting rear bumper stickers but you do get extra credit for quantity and topic!
