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The graphics I cut are done with adhesive foil or vinyl. It's pretty tough stuff. Tougher than pickguard material
Love both of mine and the TRCs.T
The graphics I cut are done with adhesive foil or vinyl. It's pretty tough stuff. Tougher than pickguard material
That looks like the right one.
I got lucky when I bought my 1990 white Greco, the hardware was all in excellent condition…My black Greco has black hardware, which was actually in great condition except for the bridge. Swapped the bridge for an Epi 3 point so now all the hardware looks nice.
That old Bird sure seems to show up in a lot of pics. No, not you, the bass!
cool, I was asking because my IV is an 89 which would seem to imply 90 was the first year for black hardware including the knobs sunce mine has witch hat type knobs…
That old Bird sure seems to show up in a lot of pics. No, not you, the bass!
Still happy that you bought that bass.
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The graphics I cut are done with adhesive foil or vinyl. It's pretty tough stuff. Tougher than pickguard material
If you play out, it can be very useful. I only really have just one or two effects. The rest are utility pedals so I can be self-sufficient and not have to rely on the often crap house amp. Tuner, HPF, and preamp. The rest is dirt, expander, and boost.
Yow!
Sorry for my tardiness but it’s a work day. I got mine from overstocktoys on eBay. But the bird isn’t raised as much as in your image.
That’s a look I could go for. Sparkling Burgundy or white & black hardware - the high contrast look.
That's when your amazement will be added to with respect to that bass. In my experience, live is where the magic happens. (Unless your rehearsal space is large and bigger than a room or basement.)
