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The Official "Show Your Basses" Thread Part 10
- Thread starter Bryan R. Tyler
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Danny, when are you going to take some glamour shots of your collection? I have seen the ones with you, but how about some solo shots?
I wanna see em.
I wanna see em.
speaking of glamour shots, I was thinking how nice the sunlight looked on my hardwood floor today, and my next thought was, I should take some decent pics of my bases. So here they are:
Details on the black and maple P, Jimmy? And is that Jazz the one you said would never leave you, I read that in a thread somewhere.
The maple P is a parts bass. A Fender replacement neck on an unidentified (possibly Fender) body I picked up from a local music store w/ Duncan 1/4 pounders. I've played it up against some really nice P's and it holds it's own. The body is light and resonant and the pups have a huge sound.
That is indeed the Jazz that will have to be pried from my cold dead hands
('97 MIA)
That is indeed the Jazz that will have to be pried from my cold dead hands
('97 MIA)What's the control layout on the G&L? I've wondered about those for quite a while....
Switches (L->R)
Passive/active/active treble boost -> Series/parallel -> 3 way pup selector
knobs are (L->R)
Bass / Treble / Vol
I dunno if I would take that as a compliment or not.
But the last picture DRN is really good, and very... purple.
Thanks!I dunno if I would take that as a compliment or not.
But the last picture DRN is really good, and very... purple.
That was my first picture with my new d90 and my first shot with a non-fixed macro lens i think i did not bad.
How do you seek further information about price and whereabouts and so on. I appreciate the time.
MusiciansFriend has this bass (SR400QM) at $450. They should be cheaper used; as comparison, I played an SR530 (Pearl White and Barts, lovely bass) that was around $350, and this is was at a shop that I think embellishes their prices.
Methinks a nice refinish is in orders. I think it can be turned into a beaut once again.Here's my Peavey T-40, 1978. Fried in a gas fire, still plays, renovating.
Here's my Peavey T-40, 1978. Fried in a gas fire, still plays, renovating.
They've always said that those things were built like a tank. This proves it.
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