Is that an Uber-Ibby? Giving rides to those figurines?
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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!
- Thread starter smperry
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Here's my tip...try nickel rounds....my teacher swears by them on all his Fender or Fender style basses.....
Here's a couple more pictures of that thing... I was flipping off the camera at the photoshoot, so it has to be censored here. For the children or something.A bass that I'd rather eat than play
- Jun 30, 2010
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I can't decide if I like the hair or bass more. Both are epic.
I think I've seen that bass before... back in the 60's... after some shrooms and peyote...
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Built some wall hangers today. Have $8 in them from Lowe's & some scrap Oak from the shop. Got done so of course time for a family photo.
My brother gave me his early 90's Peavey Palaedium the other day. This is a very rare bass now, of particular interest and value to a Jeff Berlin fan like me. I have had the Cort Rithimic since April last year, and it's great to compare and contrast these two superficially similar signature basses.
That finish on the Cort... I can't tell if that is intentional or not... but I kinda dig it!
My current weapons of bass destruction.
Fender Deluxe Active Jazz Bass;
Ibanez BTB 555.
Fender Deluxe Active Jazz Bass;
Ibanez BTB 555.
It's wood, matched padauk and spalted maple. The original design was done by Jeff Berlin's wife, Gabriela Sinagra.
