Zoobiedood
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This is a set I actually haven't tried, so I am happy they sound really good!
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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!
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Best seven pound P bass out there 
I got a damaged pedal for free, it works great
I got a damaged pedal for free, it works great
Best seven pound P bass out there
I got a damaged pedal for free, it works great View attachment 3568382
Full pic? Details?!
Best seven pound P bass out there
I got a damaged pedal for free, it works great View attachment 3568382
That's beautiful but, I'm pretty certain I have the best 7 pounder.
I got a Pedal for $289.00, it works fantastic !
Chambered mahogany top with walnut back body. Fralin overwound humbucking pickup. Jazz width tele neck. Hipshot tuners and babzicz bridge. Shadow sky blue label flats and prisma knobs. Electro socket jack. Couch strap and a smile
Chambered mahogany top with walnut back body. Fralin overwound humbucking pickup. Jazz width tele neck. Hipshot tuners and babzicz bridge. Shadow sky blue label flats and prisma knobs. Electro socket jack. Couch strap and a smile
I dunno..... I think I have the best 7 lb bass out there. It’s so good I even got a couple extra pounds for free!!!
The yamaha just to left of those has quite a few on the seven pound parade
This is my little collection.
Some of this has already been sold. I bought a couple of new bass.
I will try to photograph how the opportunity will be.
I apologize for the fact that synthesizers and guitars got here, it was a common photo.
On this photo: Ibanez MC924, Fender Mustang Bass 76', Fender AVRI 62 Jazz Bass, Fender Jaguar Bass, Gibson RD Artist Bass 77'
Some of this has already been sold. I bought a couple of new bass.
I will try to photograph how the opportunity will be.
I apologize for the fact that synthesizers and guitars got here, it was a common photo.
On this photo: Ibanez MC924, Fender Mustang Bass 76', Fender AVRI 62 Jazz Bass, Fender Jaguar Bass, Gibson RD Artist Bass 77'
I got the new bass into the family so it barely fits on the awesome orange couch. And there's one more bass on the way (but that could take a while).
LOVE that translucent white ash body on the Dingwall.I got the new bass into the family so it barely fits on the awesome orange couch. And there's one more bass on the way (but that could take a while).
It’s a Rebirth Bass IV. Overwound Jazz pickups in Jazz prototype covers. Body is offset. Super comfortable and a blast to play
Here are the 6 I have left kicking around.
Whittled it down from 16 to 6 in a little over a years time.
Only the strong survived
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Here are the 6 I have left kicking around.
Whittled it down from 16 to 6 in a little over a years time.
Only the strong survived
View attachment 2184400
The ALEMBIC is my favorite
Thanks! I fell in love with it straight away when I spotted it in London last year, especially when I stood next to Yolanda Charles when she played this exact bass:
My twins
As a long time Iron Maiden fan my childhood dream was getting a bass similar to Steve Harris' bass. I could manage to make the dream come true in my late 30s and early 40s. Now i realised time its to move on, i even thought modifying those, including having a different body paint for right one, or putting the neck of the right one to the left one, then changing the pickguard and etc.
Now i wanted something reflects me other than my childhood hero. So either i will make the modifications and see or going to sell them both in order to buy a bass which reflects my taste and hopefully doesnt need any pickups modification.
Edit: Yes i can still keep both as collectibles and as good memories, however i am not that rich
As a long time Iron Maiden fan my childhood dream was getting a bass similar to Steve Harris' bass. I could manage to make the dream come true in my late 30s and early 40s. Now i realised time its to move on, i even thought modifying those, including having a different body paint for right one, or putting the neck of the right one to the left one, then changing the pickguard and etc.
Now i wanted something reflects me other than my childhood hero. So either i will make the modifications and see or going to sell them both in order to buy a bass which reflects my taste and hopefully doesnt need any pickups modification.
Edit: Yes i can still keep both as collectibles and as good memories, however i am not that rich
