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the official "Show your basses" thread part 11

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new bass...ibanez GSR100EX.....AMAZING bass for the money. I cant put it down...



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Hey Chillz, how do you like that 190? I have the 200 and it's OK, but it's active. Quite frankly, I think I would prefer it to be passive.

I love it....Im still learning the "Bass Language", like having "active" play etc...All I know is that I play this Bass a lot, and its nice...I get the tone I want from it, and sounds great with any style of music I have been learning over the past couple months...
 
Hi

I'm Pepe Laici from Switzerland...
I've got some wonderfull basses I'd like to show....


Brgds
Pepe

1) Fender Precision Bass "L" Series 1965 "Olympic White" Never used.. Pristine Condition
2) Fender Jazz Bass "F" Series 1969-69 Sunburst
3) Fender Jazz Bass "F" Series 1973 "Blonde" "SOLD"
4) Fender Jazz Bass 3 screws 1978 "Back" "SOLD"
5) Gibson Ripper Fretless 1978 Ebony Fingerboard "Black"
6) Peavey T-40 1978 "Natural"
7) Peavey T-40 1978 "Natural" "SOLD"
8) Peavey T-40 1979 "Natural"
9) Peavey T-40 1982 "Black"
10) Squier JB Silver Series 1992 Artic White
11) Lorenzo Bass "Like Precision Bass" 1975 circa (Argentinian Luthier) "Walnut-red"
12) Faim Jazz Bass Fretless Modified 1979 "Black"

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Let me introduce you to my last purchase...
I think the pictures will talk better than me...
FENDER Jazz Bass 1965 "L Series" Sunburst - Mint
It sounds incredible well...
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Here are a few ones sa a sample
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I have a Midnight Blue 2001 Fender Mexican Standard Jazz Bass and when I bought it, it was completely stock but I added Hipshot HB7 tuners and a white MOTO pearloid pickguard and I also added a Badass II bridge but it made my bass have a really bad buzzing so I put the original back on, anyway here are the pics:

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Shawn, I like the body with no control cavity, is this from your luthier or did the body come that way?

Heres two of mine.

And last but not least: My go-to jazz.

Originally built by ibanezcollector from here as a fretless, traded hands 2 times then i got it with the fretted neck. Needed some major work so it was basically rebuilt by my luthier. Spec wise: flame maple top w/ an alder back, maple neck, dmarzio ultra jazz p/u's, cts pots wired v-b-t, gotoh bridge, gotoh vintage reverse tuners, pearloid pg, ebony knobs topped off with a fender neckplate.

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Here's a nice pair.
1996 50th Anniversay Limited Editions (500).
Bookmatched flame maple front and back, gold hardware, plastic still on the PGs 14 years later.
The P is a fantastic player, and the Jazz is pretty sweet, too.

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