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'90s Jackson Guitars Bass
L to R:
L - '90s Jackson Bass
R - Ibanez Jiva10, '90s Jackson Bass, '70s Epiphone
nice headstocks...
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'90s Jackson Guitars Bass
L to R:
L - '90s Jackson Bass
R - Ibanez Jiva10, '90s Jackson Bass, '70s Epiphone
wow-wee, that is incredible! Very nice looking bass. Ya know, it kind of reminds of those old Bee basses that were around for a while. Just the body is all. beautiful.Finally got a chance to get this bass out in some sunlight. After a week of playing, this has quickly become my favorite. I would say Fodera lives up to the hype. Ryan Martinie Standard
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Wow, lovely! And hard to believe a wide collection of very nice basses does not include a single one by Leo Fender!Probably should make an update since my last post over eight years ago. Here’s the current family. For some reason, my phone camera stretched the outer two basses – they aren’t as wide as they look.
Left to right:
199x Tobias Killer B (zebrawood), 2007 Pedulla Thunderbass (cocobolo top), 1996 Toblas Killer B custom order fretless, 1994 Allen Breaux Boogie Man (flame maple top and bottom), 1999 Tobias Classic (AAAAA quilt maple top), 2006 Pedulla Thunderbass (bubinga top)
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Regards,
Wayne A. Pflughaupt
Pedulla Club #45 Unique Arrangements of Hymns, P&W Standards, and Original Tunes
Administrator, Official Tobias Club #133
Administrator, Fretless Club #943
Big Cabs Club #23
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eight years ago.
Thanks! It has yellowed beautifully.Fender 70's P-bass (MIJ) wow
There have been a few guitarist who switched to bass rather effectively.Its never too early to start planning for next year:
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My first was a 64 Jazz and I loved it. Love the sound of the P-bass but not the neck. I like your Jazz with the "flame Roosted" finish but was never i big fan of the big inlays. That said I like yours!These are my Basses. The jazz is my frist bass an i’ve played it exclusively untill 2 Years ago when it was ready for Some new frets.
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You are not wrong, however, this is from the guitarists point of view...There have been a few guitarist who switched to bass rather effectively.
The ergonomic aspect of this bass looks very good to me, specifically in seating position………..I guess.
The ergonomic aspect of this bass looks very good to me, specifically in seating position………..I guess.

It's actually from an old 90s(?) 1st Gen 60s Classic Jazz as is the body. But it is genuine patina...just not that old.Is that threaded-saddle bridge really 55+ years old or has it been "antiqued" somehow? Sure looks real.
Ohhh...how do you like the Sandberg? I'm Sandberg curious.Just goofing around. . . . .
Here is a pic of the first bass I ever bought - 1971 Fender Precision
And here is the last bass I have bought - Used 2022 Sandberg California, version of a P bass.
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