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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!
- Thread starter smperry
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Let me show these. I like them...
you have seen the others this is the new girl
Ok, so this blonde/ash jazz I assembled developed a twist in its neck, so I slapped a random fiesta red neck I had on it. Kind of ugly but works. I FINALLY got around to ordering another neck today. Basically a vintage jazz bass spec neck but now the neck will be quartersawn, huzzah!
This is a very cool bass. I installed duncan antiquities, and with the Labella IMA super polished strings it just roars. Almost sounds like a spector or something, very lively sound. Just sustains forever, I keep it in Eb tuning.
This is a very cool bass. I installed duncan antiquities, and with the Labella IMA super polished strings it just roars. Almost sounds like a spector or something, very lively sound. Just sustains forever, I keep it in Eb tuning.
In all the years I’ve been playing, I’ve never owned a jazz. First 25 years I played a music man. Last 10 years I’ve been on a P kick. Suddenly jazz basses are calling my name….well couldn’t be happier with these 2 beauties! And a jazz with no pickguard just seems so right.
A ‘22 Dan Lakin and an ‘83 Fullerton Reissue. Somehow both jazz basses came with flats on them. The Fullerton has been defretted but I’ll likely get her refretted.
A ‘22 Dan Lakin and an ‘83 Fullerton Reissue. Somehow both jazz basses came with flats on them. The Fullerton has been defretted but I’ll likely get her refretted.
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Fender Precision CIJ 1997
Thomastik JF344 flats
Pure Vintage '63 pickup
Vintage Relic wire harness kit
When I have to play a Fender, I prefer J to P. Those look inviting.
- Jun 30, 2010
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- Jun 30, 2010
- 49,621
- 222,160
- Disclosures
- musician/artist/owner - Gildaxe
- Jun 30, 2010
- 49,621
- 222,160
- Disclosures
- musician/artist/owner - Gildaxe
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My actual beautiful family.
There's 2 fenders... no biggie.
I want to make a 12 string headless so bad...
- Jun 30, 2010
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- musician/artist/owner - Gildaxe
Out of all the 'relicing' effects, that one isn't one I would do. When I lived in Chicago in the 80s I played in blues bars. One didn't need to smoke as everyone in the audience was and I'd come home smelling like an ashtray. My '66 P was professionally played by a guy in Portland but luckily he wasn't a smoker.
Eddie smoked but he would never wedge his ciggy at the hs as he loved his guitars and kept them looking pristine.
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