Awww!! That's Sweet! Well, before I turn this into two threads in one
, I'm gonna look into a pair of the Hartke 15s for myself, they may sound really good with my GK Fusion 550 head, Thanks again Dude.
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, I'm gonna look into a pair of the Hartke 15s for myself, they may sound really good with my GK Fusion 550 head, Thanks again Dude.
Aaah, my very first "real" USA Fender Bass was one of these, 1985 Black and Maple.
Lordy. That is a killer. I sure don't need any more basses, but that one gives me the major G.A.S.
HA! @ 'I still Dream of Jeannie'; So do I Brother, So do IGold and Brass...
Indeed it does, That may be the winner of the (TB) internet today
Here's mine.
No, it's not a "Wish", but it is styled after one.
No, it's not a "Wish", but it is styled after one.
They have a 9v and an 18v version, depending on whether your SO prefers a more vintage or modern look.Oooh Battery powered, Nice!
These aren't the best pics, but here are mine. An '02 Schecter 004 and a Douglas Fretless 5 string. 
Olympic White P, tort and gold hardware. Also LaBella gold white nylons.
Well, to the extent it has hardware...the gold tuners on the Martin are marked "Valley Arts Guitars" ... dunno where they came from.
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Very nice my man ... but I (personally) would throw a tort guard on that Jazz Bass and BOOYAH!!
