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jordanm said:Traded this to Brian awhile back for a Benny. Probably the most solid bass I've ever owned, had it for I guess 6 years? Very early production number
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I'm well aware of that, the question however is are they active Basslines? My guess is yes.scubaduba said:They are Seymour Duncan Basslines
It was a black stained flame top 219-B with a MM bart set up. Great bass as well, but it went on eBay and now I have a Ritter..j-raj said:really? for which Bennie?
sargebaker said:I'm well aware of that, the question however is are they active Basslines? My guess is yes.
Walbassman said:That's FAT!!!!! I gave one of mine to a friend and he is playing it all over the place. I don't have recent pix but I have a 4 and 5 string soldier and they are custom building me a P bass styled 4 string with a serious ash body and maple neck....should be REAL cool... I will post pics when I have it so you can see the 3 that I have....