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That's McNuggies.Tell me about the Purple one please?
Right?@JeezyMcNuggles that Jazz and Ashdown combination is flat out sexy...
Got itPm sent !
Question about electronics on puple pj
If you have a moment
Chop!!!
info on these 3 in my sig..
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latest addition is the Epi T-bird...not sure if I love it yet
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Since typing lacks a voice it was a comment based on the US made Patriot models pictured so just say 'Murca in whatever voice in your head you prefer. Made sense with the voice in my head which had a hoo-rah tone. Many will work. The Team America theme voice is also ok but the verbage isn't allowed.
I had a '00 TBird for a few years and it was an excellent bass.T-birds are one of those basses one loves or leaves. T-bird lover since 1974
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I had a '00 TBird for a few years and it was an excellent bass.
I really like the Bi-SonicBird!!! One of my favorite pickups. I have a Hagstrom Coronado 4 with an original set.
A most excellent array!!![]()

Hi. Thanks. It's an original '73. The anodized pick guard is from an '83, I believe, but not sure what series, as I've never seen another like it... it's almost more of a copper color.That white p with the anodized gold pick guard looks soo good! What series?
Sometimes I wonder what goes through my mind. One job I detest is rebating for binding so I'm at a loss to explain doing front/back edge binding on that oneMy favorite in this group is the black reverse headstock...red comes in a close second.

Went with a poplar body, paired it with an extra chunky maple neck.Shaguar.View attachment 4838417 yeah baby.
I really like it a lot. It's the second iteration so the improved preamp (that I seldom use lol) and the more rearward bridge pickup. I had one of the first run, a hot rod red w/matching peghead and it was nice too but this CAR one is the magic one. I flipped the hot rod red one to get my AVRI58 and I'm not a bass flipper per se but it wasn't a hard choice once I fondled the 58. This one stays.In '06 when the Jag bass was introduced (a high-point for Fender in my book), I stopped by at 'Banana's at Large' in Marin to play one at that years end. I demo'd a red Jag and also played the (over-the-top) mustard-coloured CIJ '51 RI P which was intro'd the same year. (the second iteration of the '51 RI for Fender) and comparing the two I ended up buying the P-bass. After a short while I grew tired of the (non-authentic) colour and (limited) tone... so I modded it.
...you know the bass it turned into...I doubt I would have felt the need to mod the Jag.
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I really like it a lot. It's the second iteration so the improved preamp (that I seldom use lol) and the more rearward bridge pickup. I had one of the first run, a hot rod red w/matching peghead and it was nice too but this CAR one is the magic one. I flipped the hot rod red one to get my AVRI58 and I'm not a bass flipper per se but it wasn't a hard choice once I fondled the 58. This one stays.
Yes, HRR = CIJ, CAR = MIJ. The CIJ had a pretty thin neck, much like a CIJ Geddy and 70s-ish spacing, this one has a thicker neck, a quieter preamp, and the rear pickup is further back than 70s spot so a really growly, snotty little thing. Now if I could only find it a MIJ Cobalt blue soulmate. That's one of the best "modern" factory colors they've had IMHO.Interesting... yah, the one I demo'd was the gen 1 hot rod red version. I wasn't aware they moved the bridge pu and produced it in CAR. If I would have played that one it might have been a different story...
Oh man, I thought I was out of GAS. Not anymore.My only bass guitar, presently. Delivered to me November of 2020. My dream bass going back to around 2009. Very versatile tone-wise, amazing neck, fits like a glove despite the large size and strange overall design (considering who designed it.)
Happy retirement to Rob Green & crew... I need another bass so this isn't the only one getting played all the time. Always did enjoy the aesthetics and tone of the Warwick Thumb NT 4... and that would keep up with my 26-fret theme :]
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Oh man, I thought I was out of GAS. Not anymore.
Nice B2!
Yeah, it looks like I may have missed an opportunity to order a new one. They had an example on their site gallery that had a swamp ash body with a trans-to-black burst (I think they called it “matchbook”) that was what I was hoping to commission one day when I had the readies. I’ll keep a keen eye for one. I’m happy for you to have snagged such a gorgeous thing. Well done!Dude if you can ever find one used, go for it. However I don't think they ever made too many of these (and I suspect mine was the very last.) aI was concerned just how stable a 26-fret neck could be but this thing is laser-straight. Status made them with different pickups over the years but I imagine they're all good.
My only bass guitar, presently. Delivered to me November of 2020. My dream bass going back to around 2009. Very versatile tone-wise, amazing neck, fits like a glove despite the large size and strange overall design (considering who designed it.)
Happy retirement to Rob Green & crew... I need another bass so this isn't the only one getting played all the time. Always did enjoy the aesthetics and tone of the Warwick Thumb NT 4... and that would keep up with my 26-fret theme :]
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