Pretty sure it's a p bass with T-bird pickups
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Thanks!
Despite the Fender being #1 for so long
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The G&Ls are kind of "home" to me.
Something about the tone and feel is "it" for me.
The Ric is a hard left turn, but a really cool bass.
Black Daggers on the Ibby?
DR Black Beauties. I might try daggers on the droc though.Black Daggers on the Ibby?
So glad you are enjoying that beast! I know it's in great hands... Enjoy it in good health!I don't post often... but when I do I make it count. I've added to my collection...
Last month I drove to northern Indiana to purchase my holy grail of bass guitars. And here it is...
A 1981 Rickenbacker 4080/6 in creamy white with black pickguards. It's the same kind that Geddy Lee would use live for A Passage to Bangkok. I got this sick custom hard shell travel case with it (complete with Starman decal) you can see in the background.
Thanks again to @Blackhawks55
He made the purchase nice and easy. She's in a good home, just like she was before. Once I get a recording setup together I'll post some videos and show you all how this thing growls. It's a monster.
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I've got Black Daggers on my current multiscale and they sound and feel great - but the finish is wearing off pretty hard. They're definitely not made with picking in mind... I was curious just because I can't tell if there's any wear on the strings!DR Black Beauties. I might try daggers on the droc though.
I pick hard fast and often on the BBs. The only spot I've seen it wear is on the underside from the frets, and it's minimalI've got Black Daggers on my current multiscale and they sound and feel great - but the finish is wearing off pretty hard. They're definitely not made with picking in mind... I was curious just because I can't tell if there's any wear on the strings!
Black daggers are long scale. I’m pretty sure Payson doesn’t have a med scale setBlack Daggers on the Ibby?
It started out life as a American Hot Rod Precision, which I bought in 2001.What a beauty! What model is that?
The Tobias Growler was a real gem, that pickup and pre sounded excellent and they were very versatile. Excellent basses!!!
I briefly tested the LT out at NAMM 2020 but can’t recall since I was all over the place that year lol
Interesting you’ve asked about the TW! I think I’ve owned one briefly and I actually enjoyed it. The push/pull function is very versatile. I believe it still deals with the same fate of every Spector for me is the further reach where the 2nd and 3rd fret on the E string live. It’s an uncomfortable feel, reminds me of a Steinberger L series.
Anyway, here it is!
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Nice Album collection too.

That is sooo cool.