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The Official "Show Your Basses" Thread Part 10
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An nice plain and simple all original 1979 P. Complete with hang tags and serial number linked manual. Almost mint.
An nice plain and simple all original 1979 P. Complete with hang tags and serial number linked manual. Almost mint.
NOICE!!!
Traded the neck of my Warmoth bass for a Ampeg 810.
So that bass is out of commission until I buy a new fretless neck to put on there.
Also, my friend took back his jbass I had been borrowing for the last couple months.
So here is the smaller family
So that bass is out of commission until I buy a new fretless neck to put on there.
Also, my friend took back his jbass I had been borrowing for the last couple months.
So here is the smaller family
It was a very nice neck - canary wood with a macassar ebony board. Played great and was beautiful, but not worth half the cost of the cab.
It was a trade with a good friend of mine - he hadn't used the cab in a few years because it was too big to move around and he just wanted it out of his basement.
I have hardly played my Warmth since getting the two basses in the picture.
So he got rid of something he didn't want, I got rid of something I didn't need, and we are both very happy!
It was a very nice neck - canary wood with a macassar ebony board. Played great and was beautiful, but not worth half the cost of the cab.
It was a trade with a good friend of mine - he hadn't used the cab in a few years because it was too big to move around and he just wanted it out of his basement.
I have hardly played my Warmth since getting the two basses in the picture.
So he got rid of something he didn't want, I got rid of something I didn't need, and we are both very happy!
Youre happier, i can tell!
Here are 3 of my Fender Mike Dirnt signature models. Im not a huge fan of Green Day or anything..... but Mike Dirnt is a great player and his sig model bass has a great vintage vibe and feel. I have also done some custom work on the 3 shown here. I have another one that is in parts and getting a paint job. Should have that one done and ready to play in the first part of the new year.
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Black Fender Mike Dirnt Signature Model 2004 MIM
-loaded with 1999 Fender USA Hot Rodded P/J Pick-Ups & Hipshot BT2
Vintage White Mike Dirnt Signature Model 2003 MIM
-loaded with Basslines SPB-3 1/4lb. Pick-Up
2-Color Sunburst Mike Dirnt Signature Model 2006 / 60th Anniversary MIM
-loaded with Basslines SPB-2 + Dimarzio DP248 Jazz Pick-Up & Hipshot BT2
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From Left to Right-
Black Fender Mike Dirnt Signature Model 2004 MIM
-loaded with 1999 Fender USA Hot Rodded P/J Pick-Ups & Hipshot BT2
Vintage White Mike Dirnt Signature Model 2003 MIM
-loaded with Basslines SPB-3 1/4lb. Pick-Up
2-Color Sunburst Mike Dirnt Signature Model 2006 / 60th Anniversary MIM
-loaded with Basslines SPB-2 + Dimarzio DP248 Jazz Pick-Up & Hipshot BT2
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I dig the inlay on the yellow impact!Some sweet looking basses on here. Here's a few of mine.
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Here are mine: Yamaha RBX 270J & a Lakland Skyline 55-01
It's extremely difficult deciding which I like better.
It's extremely difficult deciding which I like better.
Cool! I didn't think anyone would pay attention to my basses!
I love them both equally, and use them for different things.
Don't let the $210 price tag of the Yamaha fool you; it feels SO comfortable and there's nothing cheap feeling about it.
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