- 2013 Squier Vintage Modified Precision Bass, EMG GZR P pickups and electronics. Fender HiMass bridge.
- 2013 Squier Classic Vibe 60's Jazz Bass, Fender Pure Vintage '64 J pickups, Fender stacked knobs electronics.
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I have an SR 750 NTF also and it's a great bass. Just about any sound you want and very playable.New to this site, been playing guitar for years and then took a long hiatus with music when I got married and started my career...just got back into it with a Bass on christmas. Since then I got my hands on this beautiful and semi-rare Ibanez SR750...a guy was selling it on a local site for so cheap it almost felt like stealing it. Absolutely love this bass.
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For real, it's a damn shame Ibanez discontinued them. It's about the closest thing I've come to head-over-heels in love for an instrumentI have an SR 750 NTF also and it's a great bass. Just about any sound you want and very playable.
Saw this pic, said I want.Weeensday bass...Lolita arriba!View attachment 3669109 View attachment 3669111
And you scratched that itch too!Saw this pic, said I want.
Whatcha gots there??
View attachment 3669492 The Bacchus is the FNG. Showed up last night.
I did and then some.And you scratched that itch too!![]()
It's the newer 24 fret Craftsman Series, with an Aguilar pre and Bacchus p'ups. So far, it has a nice beefy tone for it to have an ash body and maple fingerboard. I'm still messing around with it to see what it can do. I also have to commend them on something, it sounds killer in passive mode as well.That Bacchus is SWEET! Would love to hear more about it. I had the chance to play a Bacchus 5-string Jazz last year and it was fantastic.
It's the newer 24 fret Craftsman Series, with an Aguilar pre and Bacchus p'ups. So far, it has a nice beefy tone for it to have an ash body and maple fingerboard. I'm still messing around with it to see what it can do. I also have to commend them on something, it sounds killer in passive mode as well.
The purple headless one... I need details!