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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

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Beautiful! Tell us about it!
 
Beautiful! Tell us about it!
That is a Pittman. Built by the late Paul Pittman Slagle. Its a incredible p bass
Paul was a master finisher and a heck of a builder. Its a Alder body in aged Dakota red. Maple neck with Cocobolo fretboard, Duncan 60’s pride. KTS bridge and Hipshot tuners. Tips the scale right at 8.00 lbs. Paul was a friend and is known for his finishing and his boutique Tele’s. He built this bass for me #001 and one other for a friend #002 in Shell pink. R.I.P. Paul
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That is a Pittman. Built by the late Paul Pittman Slagle. Its a incredible p bass
Paul was a master finisher and a heck of a builder. Its a Alder body in aged Dakota red. Maple neck with Cocobolo fretboard, Duncan 60’s pride. KTS bridge and Hipshot tuners. Tips the scale right at 8.00 lbs. Paul was a friend and is known for his finishing and his boutique Tele’s. He built this bass for me #001 and one other for a friend #002 in Shell pink. R.I.P. Paul
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absolute stunner of a bass. Wow.
 
That is a Pittman. Built by the late Paul Pittman Slagle. Its a incredible p bass
Paul was a master finisher and a heck of a builder. Its a Alder body in aged Dakota red. Maple neck with Cocobolo fretboard, Duncan 60’s pride. KTS bridge and Hipshot tuners. Tips the scale right at 8.00 lbs. Paul was a friend and is known for his finishing and his boutique Tele’s. He built this bass for me #001 and one other for a friend #002 in Shell pink. R.I.P. Paul
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That is awesome! Thank you!
 
There is a small collective of very talented Lads out there in So Cal that do a whos who list of stuff for the industry and Paul was one of them. They all shared tasks in building various parts. For ex the truss rod on this was made by Tb’s Bruce Johnson. Its a unique rod engineered by Bruce. Paul would share in finishing and building in that club. Paul really had his relic game together though. Tasteful and proper without going overboard.
He finished this Sugar Pine Warmoth for me too.
Here is the other P he built under his name
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And the Warmoth
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There is a small collective of very talented Lads out there in So Cal that do a whos who list of stuff for the industry and Paul was one of them. They all shared tasks in building various parts. For ex the truss rod on this was made by Tb’s Bruce Johnson. Its a unique rod engineered by Bruce. Paul would share in finishing and building in that club. Paul really had his relic game together though. Tasteful and proper without going overboard.
He finished this Sugar Pine Warmoth for me too.
Here is the other P he built under his name
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And the Warmoth
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I follow Bruce, he is great! Very informative and helpful and has a workshop/space that I envy.