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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

My latest addition: A Kala U-bass Journeyman. This little thing sounds HUGE plugged into my 15" combo amp.
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Just the P's
From L-R Mexi P from the 90's complete Vintagedized with Emerson vintage Tone circuit and Fender Custom 63 pups Tort guard my Faux 62 Funk Machine strung with flats... 1958 all original Fender P body mated with a 1968 Fender Tele bass neck, A match made in heaven. My real all original pre CBS 1963 Fender P ("The One") 1976 all original Fender P where my Precision Bass affliction started. Last but not least my least favorite to play but my favorite Precision to record with it just has the tone 1983 all original Fender P ... There you have it.. All the others will have a photo shoot this weekend
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Just the P's
From L-R Mexi P from the 90's complete Vintagedized with Emerson vintage Tone circuit and Fender Custom 63 pups Tort guard my Faux 62 Funk Machine strung with flats... 1958 all original Fender P body mated with a 1968 Fender Tele bass neck, A match made in heaven. My real all original pre CBS 1963 Fender P ("The One") 1976 all original Fender P where my Precision Bass affliction started. Last but not least my least favorite to play but my favorite Precision to record with it just has the tone 1983 all original Fender P ... There you have it.. All the others will have a photo shoot this weekendView attachment 4260637

WOW! :drool:
 
Very cool! Looks like there is no reinforcement or truss rod?

Now did you pay extra for that high quality tone glass? :D

Hahaha.. No I didn't have a choice of "tone glass". There is no support, reinforcement or truss rod needed in this build due to the extreme rigidity of the thick glass. Even under 200 lbs of string tension, there is little to no flex. As a matter of fact, this is the first guitar that sounds excellent with or without an amp due to the hollow base. I am very happy with this build in all.
 
Hahaha.. No I didn't have a choice of "tone glass". There is no support, reinforcement or truss rod needed in this build due to the extreme rigidity of the thick glass. Even under 200 lbs of string tension, there is little to no flex. As a matter of fact, this is the first guitar that sounds excellent with or without an amp due to the hollow base. I am very happy with this build in all.
Do you have any A/V of that thing in action?
 
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