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The hardest question ever asked here on T.B. Can you handle it?

I walked into the local music store just after the release of the Squier Musicmaster basses and I tried one in coral pink. It wasn't bright pink but had a bit of an amber tint to it. I liked the bass and went home and thought about it. I decided to buy it the next day but when I returned it had already been sold and I've never seen another. If I saw one today at what I consider a reasonable price I'd buy it.
 
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They were super popular in the hair metal 1980s.

I bought this one thinking it was a throwback to the 60s. Dammit man! :banghead:

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I have a huge question to ask the good people here at T.B.

A mind shattering thing to converse about.
May have to go to the Dr after hearing even rumours of this question.

Read no further if you have to turn away.
If you are still here, thank you for your courage.

Here it is!
Would you play a Pink Bass ? Why are they so popular ? Why do major manufactures even make them and why are they considered cool?

If you can help me please understand these question I would appreciate it.

Thanks.

P.S. In order to read this question properly, please do so with the appropriate amount of sarcasm.
Maybe? Depends how it played. I probably wouldn't buy one because it's just not my thing, but it works for a lot of people, so...
 
I have a huge question to ask the good people here at T.B.

A mind shattering thing to converse about.
May have to go to the Dr after hearing even rumours of this question.

Read no further if you have to turn away.
If you are still here, thank you for your courage.

Here it is!
Would you play a Pink Bass ? Why are they so popular ? Why do major manufactures even make them and why are they considered cool?

If you can help me please understand these question I would appreciate it.

Thanks.

P.S. In order to read this question properly, please do so with the appropriate amount of sarcasm.
I would rock a neon pink bass, no question.
 
I love Shell Pink. It has typically been underrepresented as a Fender custom color. Vintage examples are very rare. Flea has one of the few known Shell Pink basses from the 60s. Their popularity today may be because of the perceived rarity. There has obviously been a pent up demand, since I notice people get excited whenever a model is available in that color. I think it’s cool!
 
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I have a huge question to ask the good people here at T.B.

A mind shattering thing to converse about.
May have to go to the Dr after hearing even rumours of this question.

Read no further if you have to turn away.
If you are still here, thank you for your courage.

Here it is!
Would you play a Pink Bass ? Why are they so popular ? Why do major manufactures even make them and why are they considered cool?

If you can help me please understand these question I would appreciate it.

Thanks.

P.S. In order to read this question properly, please do so with the appropriate amount of sarcasm.

I wouldn't have a pink bass any more than I would have pink shoes. Is this a "Barbie" joke? I am not a Ken, ya know...:laugh::laugh::laugh:!