There are a few "scratches" on my L-1000.
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NOLABASS said:Scratches! Y'all don't got no stinking scratches!![]()
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Do you mean his Fodera?KoskoArts said:Wooten's Pedulla has the same thing... his may be a slightly larger area. I've always loved the look of a bass that has that patch worn away. You see that patch when the bass player comes on stage a you know your in for some funkin funk.
Ahhh, No. It wouldn't sound to good that way.AerospaceGuy said:Is it an optical illusion or are those strings sitting on the pickups????
You know it! As much as I like to keep my things nice, she's no wall flower and has been around a bit. Every little nick, bump, and dent has a little story. Well, sort of.zazz said:dude ..thats nothing to worry about...the call it mojo!!
zeronyne said:Ummmm...is there a bass in this picture, let alone scratches?![]()

Chunk-O-Funk said:My poor Pedulla, for ten years plus this was my main bass. My thumb wore right through the finish and put an indent in the wood.![]()