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Show your PINK basses...

Kubicki # 524 in Pearl Pink. This bass just glowed under blue lights.

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I would play that in a heartbeat...let me know if you ever want to let it walk
 
Thank you! We have been very blessed to use the bass for quite a few things. In almost every situation where the bass has been used, we have been able to share our story and testimony and have been able to hear other peoples sories and testimonies as well. God has been very good to us!
 
Apologies for the lousy pic, but I sold these 2 basses long ago & only had this one ancient pic to scan...
A pair of Jackson Custom Shop Concert Basses, built by Grover Jackson himself, with no magnetic pickups - only piezos - combined with custom Jackson preamps that basically sounded like a really good set of EMGs. The pink one was a killer - played & sounded great, and the girls loved it...

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I never pass up an opportunity to post this old chestnut. Lakland JO5, East J-Retro.

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Yep, that's just about perfect! Great shade of pink, maple board, white pearl guard and inlays (don't seem to see that too often on maple) and finished off nicely with the white binding.

All it needs to be perfect is one less string. :) Maybe short scale.
 
Duuuuuuuuuude said:
Why didn't she make it home?

All of our gear was strapped down to an air force pallet for transport back to the states. Somewhere on the trip home the pallet of gear was left out on an air strip in the rain. When we opened the cases everything was full of water or mold. The nice fuzzy orange inside of the fender case had turned green and there was actually mold growing on the bass itself.
 
My gosh that's AWFUL !

All of our gear was strapped down to an air force pallet for transport back to the states. Somewhere on the trip home the pallet of gear was left out on an air strip in the rain. When we opened the cases everything was full of water or mold. The nice fuzzy orange inside of the fender case had turned green and there was actually mold growing on the bass itself.