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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!
- Thread starter smperry
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I play my Clover Slapper headless and fretless 6-string for over 25 years now and still just LOVE IT!
But I recently purchased a fretted Steinberger Spirit 5-string for a new band.
Geeeeez, that was some heavy kind of culture shock after 26 ears of playing my Clover
Ah, yes, and merry christmas etc...
But I recently purchased a fretted Steinberger Spirit 5-string for a new band.
Geeeeez, that was some heavy kind of culture shock after 26 ears of playing my Clover
Ah, yes, and merry christmas etc...
Basvarken
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- Dec 3, 2010
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You're welcome! Have fun with it.My new toy, a BaCH BPB-60 butterscotch.
Custom-order, started out as a bit of a 'lack of lefty offers' jest on a Dutch bass guitar forum, the Dutch importer took up on it and did some asking around with BaCH, this bass is the end result.
A big thanks to Rob at Invalid Link Removed.
Nice man, my "getting back in the game" bass was also a fretless
This is my MARUSZCZYK FROG OMEGA 5 HEADLESS ''BLUE BURST''
My second MARUSZCZYK is ELWOOD 5 L (Light)/24 Custom ''Natural'' Jazz Bass ! Only 3,62 Kg = 7,98 Pounds!
My babies. They don't look too impressive, but I like them.
What wood is the body? It lends its character to the trans blue very well!!!!!!!!!!!!!
