I love the look of that RB820 with the finish stripped off. I think I'll do that to mine.
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Show Your Natural Finish Basses
- Thread starter Beej
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I love the look of that RB820 with the finish stripped off. I think I'll do that to mine.
What color is yours?I love the look of that RB820 with the finish stripped off. I think I'll do that to mine.
Mine is the original "silver smoke" finish.
http://www.ibanezrules.com/catalogs/us/1983_84/bass/p08.jpg
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I love those old Ibbys.
And every other bass in this thread.
And every other bass in this thread.
Roasted Ash body, roasted bird’s eye maple fingerboard.
I definitely suffer from a natural finish fetish.
My latest mistake:
My 2012:
My 1984:
2019 Sandburg:
My latest mistake:
My 2012:
My 1984:
2019 Sandburg:
My ‘91 Warmoth Jazz Bass. Book matched Swamp Ash body, Tung Oil finish. Birds Eye Maple neck, EMGs.
Two learnings from this thread.
First, there's some beautiful natural wood on TB!
Second, there's a lot of love for the products of Leo on TB.
First, there's some beautiful natural wood on TB!
Second, there's a lot of love for the products of Leo on TB.
I was given this, which was a kit from the Australian budget kit outfit Pitbull, although much of the hardware has changed from the rather budget stuff in the kit. Disappointing that the flame in the maple veneer is so very understated.
