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Bond Girl Cherie got a little PR - (it's Lebow, not Le Bow...)
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Bond Girl Cherie got a little PR - (it's Lebow, not Le Bow...)
That is very pretty.Yeah. We’ve only been waiting for six years for a blue one. That should look very close to my PB Epi Custom Shop.
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Thank you Donnie. It is flawless. I still recall when in popped up on Reverb. I was in SLO for work and saw it on the site during lunch. Pulled the trigger immediately. It came from a store in New York that was somehow affiliated with the Babicz people. Great place to deal with.That is very pretty.
Not "baklava" pretty, but hey, it's a chunk wood after all.
Bond Girl Cherie got a little PR - (it's Lebow, not Le Bow...)
Yeah. We’ve only been waiting for six years for a blue one. That should look very close to my PB Epi Custom Shop.
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Bond Girl Cherie got a little PR - (it's Lebow, not Le Bow...)
word….. my current bass amp lineup…I think the words of wisdom/sober functionally reality is we all have our preferred amps that help deliver the sound we want to hear. There may be some overlap, but whatever works individually for each of us is what inevitably works best. (for us individually) Debate player-to-player, functional need-to-need at this point is... (at best) pointless.
great track, didn’t know you covered “View”……gotta love DD…
Gotta love DD!
We were on fire this night.......long ago.
My luck would be, that as soon as I complete the refinish on the VP Epiphone will introduce it in the same color.
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That is very pretty.
Not "baklava" pretty, but hey, it's a chunk wood after all.

thought it was greek..Baklava, pretty? it's a messy slimy looking mess.![]()
Whenever I think I'll never want a JC. Someone has to post a pic of one and prove me wrong...Would be nice if they used the same finish as on the Jack Cassady model.
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word….. my current bass amp lineup…
the SVT gets used once a year for GTGs….the Ashdown for outdoor (easier load in) gigs….the ACC never leaves the rehearsal room…..need I continue?……
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I must say that I’ve successfully tried different head/cab combos of the stuff in the pics…
those sound choice….next on my list of Class D…..playing through one with Mark Gooday some years ago….that man knows how to voice a bass amp….As much as I absolutely love my Ampeg V-4BH tube head and 410 heritage cab, I would likely not be dragging them around to smallish gigs. Not on a regular basis anyway. The head and cab are both substantial. The V-4B RI and 212 would be much easier as would the second V-4BH and the Fender 115 Eminence. The small Ashdown RM 300 would get serious consideration if there was a lot of getting in and out or it was a challenge. (Borrowed TB pic.)
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I came close to an impulse purchase when there was one hanging on the wall in the local GC when I stopped in to pick up an emergency set of strings last year. Only time I’ve ever seen one there. But it was already “used” as is so typical of that dump.Whenever I think I'll never want a JC. Someone has to post a pic of one and prove me wrong...![]()
sorry…….Whenever I think I'll never want a JC. Someone has to post a pic of one and prove me wrong...![]()
