Shouldn't be hard to have Fender Custom Shop to replicate it or build it with Warmoth parts. That bass looks killer!!!
Enjoy the benefits of a premium membership!
Upgrade Account
-
TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
Join free Log in
Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.
The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!
- Thread starter smperry
- Start date
Shouldn't be hard to have Fender Custom Shop to replicate it or build it with Warmoth parts. That bass looks killer!!!
6-string Spectah.
Amirite?
What? Did ya count how many trees they cut down to build this neck?
Just discovered an online music shop that does custom flake jobs!
They're really nice to look at
Log into Facebook
They're really nice to look at
Log into Facebook
If Katrina didn't take it out to sea, someone somewhere is sitting on it. Not looking for a replica. Otherwise it would have to be a custom build considering lollipops, Pearloid blocks and early '70's logo. I'd settle for a '74. Still have the pick guard.
Wide assed indeed. She’s got a big ole booty. Sounds big too.Just a wild-ass guess
I’m not at the age yet where I care about weight but I have to say, it feels nice to own a very light Jazz bass. From being 7lbs 3oz, I swapped out the bridge for a vintage saddle bridge and is now weighing at a whopping 6lbs 12oz 
I’m considering Fralin Standard pickups to give it that 60s sound to match the 60s aesthetic (knobs will be next to replace). This bass has become my new eye candy favorite
I’m considering Fralin Standard pickups to give it that 60s sound to match the 60s aesthetic (knobs will be next to replace). This bass has become my new eye candy favorite
Last edited:
That is very classy and I hope it sounds just as good as it looks! Love that sparkle
You have to have at least one with a whammy, right?
And yes sir on the bass ramp. Just added it last weekend. It really helps me move my hand position between the pick-ups for better sounds. And Gold LaBella Flats on the fretless.
I might let my daughter go crazy with some Anime related acrylic painting, but for now it's staying clear.
Whenever my partner tells me I have too many basses, I will show her THIS photo.
Whenever my partner tells me I have too many basses, I will show her THIS photo.
THIS is the one I use.
Then she pulls out her tablet and shows me THIS.
She's not too keen on memes either...
Beautiful looking natural wood jazz, and nicely lightweight too! -And when you replace the knobs, I'll buy those old ones offa you... ?I’m not at the age yet where I care about weight but I have to say, it feels nice to own a very light Jazz bass. From being 7lbs 3oz, I swapped out the bridge for a vintage saddle bridge and is now weighing at a whopping 6lbs 12oz
I’m considering Fralin Standard pickups to give it that 60s sound to match the 60s aesthetic (knobs will be next to replace). This bass has become my new eye candy favorite
View attachment 4637572
Whenever my partner tells me I have too many basses, I will show her THIS photo.
does it work? Mine say they are like art and actually doesn't mind them. She's the worst enabler ever. I'm the one that keeps it in check if you can call it that. I allow myself one/get one for every year clean and sober. I was at the right number (22) but I sold 2 to help her pay for her new car. She's cool to me so...
Last edited:
Picked this up off CL for $300
It's a screaming deal for sure but I need to be very cautious, it's very delicate when it comes to bumps and dents
The cons of a Basswood body material....
It's a screaming deal for sure but I need to be very cautious, it's very delicate when it comes to bumps and dents
The cons of a Basswood body material....
Latest posts
-
-
-
-
-
Curious what the percentage of bass players use rounds vs flats is.- Latest: Bar Band Bassman