+1Just be careful when changing settings so as to not break stuff...
Ken pointed out multiple times on his site you should be careful with the switches.
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+1Just be careful when changing settings so as to not break stuff...
I haven't owened a Smith in almost 10 yrs. I finally came home.
Here is a pic of my 98' with Ebony top, 5 piece body. Can i get a number?
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I haven't owned a Smith in 10 years, but I had to have this one. BT Standard, mahogany body, cherry wood top, set neck. One of the last ones built by Vinnie Fodera.
I like it, The headstock looks like the burner wider one.
Just found this-pleased to be a new member! Please pardon my double posting a photo-I'm proud of the Bass, and proud of this photo! Oy!
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Just found this-pleased to be a new member! Please pardon my double posting a photo-I'm proud of the Bass, and proud of this photo! Oy!
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I haven't owned a Smith in 10 years, but I had to have this one. BT Standard, mahogany body, cherry wood top, set neck. One of the last ones built by Vinnie Fodera.
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I haven't owned a Smith in almost 10 yrs. I finally came home.
Here is a pic of my 98' with Ebony top, 5 piece body. Can i get a number?
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Danny what is your recording chain? I have a Smith with same specs and is a wonderful instrument. Smith's new preamp kicks but.