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The official "Show your basses" thread part 17!

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#142
Sleeq said:
^ Yes, in 2006 Fender released a limited run on Fenders 60ths anniversary. They are American Standard specs + '62 reissue pickups, a diamond decal on the headstock, abalone dot markers, and a special hardcase.
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I see! Thank you for clarifying. I was assuming it was the 60th anniversary of the Precision bass instead of Fender itself.
 
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New family pic

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#153
Newest bass:

ESP neck
CV Jazz body, bridge, and pickguard
Schaller tuners
EMG select pickups
Varitone circuit from Certainbass
La Bella tapewounds

I think the Oly White & Tort is a great combo with a rosewood fretless neck.
 

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#154
Mine:
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Left to right
'79 Kramer custom, OLP Musicman (made to look like a real musicman), Brownsville Bat, Carlo Robelli Acoustic Bass, Squier guitar, and LA acoustic guitar.

My Pride and joy('79 Kramer):
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Solid maple body, solid aluminum neck and head with maple inlays, fretless, and Ebonol fretboard. It also has a scratch/ding/fire/etc resistant finish. This bass is near indestructible.
It was passed down to me by my dad. He bought it in '79. We're unsure of the model number. and information on Kramers is very limited. But everywhere I bring this thing, people drool. When I recently went to get the pots changed, the guy literally asked me if he could take a picture of me and the bass. haha.

Dream bass:
'76 Gibson Grabber


You all have some beautiful basses. I'm very jealous. I wish I had the money to get some nice basses like that.
 
#156
Erad said:
Solid maple body, solid aluminum neck and head with maple inlays, fretless, and Ebonol fretboard. It also has a scratch/ding/fire/etc resistant finish. This bass is near indestructible.
It was passed down to me by my dad. He bought it in '79. We're unsure of the model number. and information on Kramers is very limited. But everywhere I bring this thing, people drool. When I recently went to get the pots changed, the guy literally asked me if he could take a picture of me and the bass. haha.
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If you go on over to the Kramer Forum they might eb able to help you with info as all the forum frequenters have a good deal of knowledge and some of them used to work in the Kramer factory.
 
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