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the official "Show your basses" thread part 14!

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Finally got a new family pic:

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Front row (AKA Active Alley)(L-R)- 92 Carvin LB-75; Clement Custom; G&L L2K Trib.

Back Row (AKA the Passive Posse)(L-R): SX SPJ; Peavey T-20; Peavey T-40; Schecter Model T
 
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Left to Right:
Geddy Lee jazz, Epi Dot Studio, Gretsch Electromatic, Samick F1 Tele, Squier VM Fretless (customized)
Here are some close-ups of the basses:
*Geddy*
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*Gretsch*
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*Squier*
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It's finally nice enough outside to take some decent pictures :)
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Digging the three just right of the white SX.

Yeah- me too! LOL.
I get some nice passive tones out of 'em. The T-20 especially impressed me with the highs I get out of it. I didnt expect that from that bass.

I also love the Model T. I'd been wanting one for quite a while and I kept missing them when they'd pop up in the classifieds. It ended up that I fell into an excellent deal on that one through Amazon.
 
Simpson's Ritter is EPIC. I know it costs more than my car.

And yes, a Franklin is $100. I'm sorry, I was trying too hard. And it's an Epiphone. It joins my Epi Les Paul (And the rest of the clan, which includes a couple of Fender/Squires and a Danelectro Longhorn)
 
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