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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

Just put a mint green pickguard on my Sonic Gray Jazz Pro. Looks tasty, in my view. Pics don’t do it full justice.

Just found this forum and love it. Especially love that many are mint green fans.

Cheers!

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That's a cool color. Like everybody else, I have a Bronco bass project going. :roflmao: I'm thinking I'll paint it Sonic Gray. :)
 
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NBD! That Antique Olive just wouldn't let me go. I traded 3 basses at GC. I might have gotten more selling on CL, but I just didn't want the hassle. I have a black pickguard and black screws, along with LaBella String Through Flats on the way.View attachment 3080462

I also received a Squier 2008 51 reissue body from a cat on this forum. I just need to find the right neck for it.

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I have the Antique Olive as well and was thinking about a black pickguard. I'm curious to see how it looks once you install it! ;)
 
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My gear.

I keep selling and buying basses. I’ve owned about a hundred. So no way of knowing how long these will last.

It’s costing me a fortune, but that’s only bothering me slightly:-)

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Where's the new Smith? Didn't move it along already did you?

It might have been the best bass I have ever had, but... the laminated neck was bothering me.
In the 20 years since the bass left the factory the different woods have started to “work”. I know KS lets the wood dry for a long time, but still..You could really feel well that it was 5 laminates pieces. It’s fixable (sanding and refinish) but I have no patience for that.

I will start saving to get me a brand new one. Might take some time.
 
The cheapest one of the bunch. It’s a Frankenstein P, but in the store it outplayed all original Fenders, American Professional and Custom Shop included.

Not making a statement, the Schecter is an expensive custom shop and outplayed all other cheaper Jazz basses.
You sure can’t tell it’s a Franken p. It’s seams if the all fender labels were to fall off. I at least wouldn’t be able to tell the difference in sound.i got a hard time telling difference between squires and fenders with eyes closed lol. Like em both. Yup That Schecter is nice , I got a buddy who will never part with his stiletto.i was eyeing up a Ltd 204 which was good. Amazing what is out there to gas about.
 
I pick up this bass every once in a while and it surprises me every time how good it is. The neck, setup, sound, everything is amázing. Especially when considering I paid only €400 for it. Put about the same amount of money in the electronics (Nordstrand and Aguilar), but still. Fantastic instrument.

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NBD! That Antique Olive just wouldn't let me go. I traded 3 basses at GC. I might have gotten more selling on CL, but I just didn't want the hassle. I have a black pickguard and black screws, along with LaBella String Through Flats on the way.View attachment 3080462

I also received a Squier 2008 51 reissue body from a cat on this forum. I just need to find the right neck for it.

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Oh my, that Olive is sweet.
 
I pick up this bass every once in a while and it surprises me every time how good it is. The neck, setup, sound, everything is amázing. Especially when considering I paid only €400 for it. Put about the same amount of money in the electronics (Nordstrand and Aguilar), but still. Fantastic instrument.

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It looks sweet ! What is it ?