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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

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Well I have had my Gamma Alpha for about 4 years I believe. Play it pretty much everyday even if it's for 15 mins
Love it.
I had a Pilot 4 string back in 84 I think. Black with full pick guard chrome hardware and Passive EMGS j/p set up.
I had to get rid of it and it was the bass I'd never get rid of....The other day I purchased a body beat to hell. Sanded it had a friend in Ca make a neck close as he could to the Pilot neck, threw some hardware and pups on it. I've played it at home but not at the studio yet. Sounds good to me. Here is a very used Gamma Alpha and my new FrankenPilot
 
A cat attracted to bass guitars and a bass guitar with a opened beer on. what could possibly go wrong!:)

hehe right? She has always been interested either in the bass' sound or the vibration.
Whenever I play at home she comes to see me play for a bit :laugh:

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Oooh. A redline 1000. Have never seen one of these outside of a Carvin catalogue. And an 18 to boot? Too cool.
It's LOUD. It needs a lot of EQ fiddling to get a solid tone but it's fine other than that. The 18 has a unique sound too and surprisingly a ton of mids and highs. I had the matching 4x10 to go with it but it went missing after a shady luthier business went under while he was supposed to be repairing a loose connection. Got them in 2004 and put in a lot of gigs with them and they never struggled a bit even in large venues with loud bandmates.