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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!
- Thread starter smperry
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From left to right :
1. Fender - American Standard Jazz Bass
2. Squier - Vintage Modified Fretless Neck + Classic Vibe 60's Jazz Bass Body
3. Squier - Standard Series Jazz Neck + Standard Series P-Bass Body + MIM Precision Pickup + Upgraded Wiring Harness
Notice all of them have a Fender logo on the headstock
There's a guy I know that does a *really* good job putting Fender logo's on necks. You can hardly tell it wasn't there from the start. I know it seems silly to do that, but I like the way it looks.
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I used to feel guilty over owning five basses and six guitars. This photo relieves that guilt, actually making me feel that I need a few more!
New addition to the familly!
If I could find a bass like this in such great shape, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
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My Danelectro DC Bass with Gotoh tuners, D'Addario Chromes, and a hand-painted pick-guard. I am in love with its tone and can't imagine needing another bass.
Fender 51 RI P Bass
Fender Geddy Lee J Bass with CTS pots and Tom Brantley pickups
Fender Geddy Lee J Bass with CS pickups and Tony Franklin neck.
Fender squire jazz bass with Fender fretless neck
Tanglewood active 4 string.
Fender Geddy Lee J Bass with CTS pots and Tom Brantley pickups
Fender Geddy Lee J Bass with CS pickups and Tony Franklin neck.
Fender squire jazz bass with Fender fretless neck
Tanglewood active 4 string.
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Here are my four. My newest is a Custom AV Basses Single Cut 5. Then my Prat Custom SC5 (for sale/trade), followed by a Spector NS5 H2 and a Roscoe SKB 3005.
We all gota start somewhere bud, I can't even remember what my first bass was, but I loved it, and it was just a no name hunk of junk.I'm almost ashamed to show this one, my first.
Added a couple and flipped a couple, but this is where it stands going into 2015. No plans on ditching any and only 1 or 2 on the GAS list so I'm hoping to hover with these for awhile. In some orderly fashion it's 1)tele/slabby ones, 2)contoured ones, 3)jazzy ones. Trying to actually use a good camera but I'm a caveman with THAT technology because my strings look funny unless it's in ridiculously large full view WTH!?! Anyways...here.
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Classic Ray 5 (just picked this one up off TB a couple of weeks ago:
Squier P with DiMarzio PU and Fender Japan Jazz neck:
G&L L2500 fretless:
New Squier bass VI (would still amazed at the quality of this instrument at twice the price):
Johan Rauner Upright (no idea of the year; 40's or 50's maybe?) with my daughter's cello:
A 60's Univox Beatle bass that I picked up at a local pawn shop (really killer bass for $90):
And last, but certainly not least, my trio of Fenders. 2006 '64 Custom Shop Jazz, a 1973 Jazz, and my beloved 1962 Precision:
I love them all, but there is just something extra special about these Fenders!
Just got the bass in! I don't have a great camera or photography skills, but here goes.
Just got the bass in! I don't have a great camera or photography skills, but here goes.
beautiful
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Just got the bass in! I don't have a great camera or photography skills, but here goes.
Ibanese makes great basses - welcome to tb!
The early 60's inspired, parts jazz bass that was recently finished:
