- Jun 30, 2010
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Confirmed. I saw it on the facebook that I'm not on. Once on the news, no doubts will remain.
"the news"? that was debunked (a few) years ago... never happened.
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Confirmed. I saw it on the facebook that I'm not on. Once on the news, no doubts will remain.
Thanks. It's unique with only 24 made. Has the K switch which allows for single coil option on the pickups. Sounds very much like you would think a G&L Jazz would sound. The finish and fretboard was also unique to those. There were a few custom black bursts, but they were generally just black on the back and had no burst. That sounds weird....Nice L2000 - I have three all maple Fender (P & 2 J's) neck basses, my '64 II which is mahogany/rosewood, one maple/ebony necked Jazz bass and the rest are maple/rosewood. My custom basses (for sale) mostly have ebony fb's/maple & one walnut/ebony. They are all pretty different basses and they all sound different so it would be hard to compare. The maple/ebony fb Jazz bass is active, so again - hard to compare with a passive J.
Gots to stay hydrated.I just use that rig to hold my drinks
seriously..It is a smoking rig. Great combo.
Tons of headroom and tone for days.
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I just use that rig to hold my drinks
seriously..It is a smoking rig. Great combo.
Tons of headroom and tone for days.
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I just use that rig to hold my drinks
seriously..It is a smoking rig. Great combo.
Tons of headroom and tone for days.
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I got on FB to keep up with the H.S. reunion news-which is mostly about classmates/spouses 'leaving the building'. Otherwise, ignored.Confirmed. I saw it on the facebook that I'm not on. Once on the news, no doubts will remain.
Thanks. Just didn't gel with it. I got it used from Stevie Benton from Drowning Pool. He used it for a show or two and decided it wasn't for him either.nice Ric! love their look…
hard to tell if the wood has a different color or if it’s the finish…
Looked it as well!Wenge is nice also - although it is heavy... dense like ebony.
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Ebony fb & Wenge neck - this bass sounded killer.
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Novak Darkstar - stacked V/T
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Holy Cow Batman! One way to lighten a heavy ash body.
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It's one of the first groups of 751's. My dealer went to the NAMM show and made an advance purchase for me. The 750's were out at the time.Always liked that amp, just could never afford one.
Somehow I knew Willy had one of those vans.
At least it wasn't Bourbon.Oh man, I made that mistake once - I set an over-priced scotch on my amp and started our set. By mid song it shimmied off the amp and went crashing to the stage-floor. Never again...
The broken scotch-glass can be seen on the floor in the center of my cab...
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You know it.Those cabs make anything sound good.
I prefer dark, but Reese's darks are hard to find. I mostly see them in miniatures.
Well, I'm pretty much a chocolate addict in general - to the point of pissing my Mom off when I was a kid, by eating her baking chocolate whenever I got the chance...Not Reese's, but my other fave is "Milky Way Midnight". Same as a "Milky Way" but with dark chocolate. If yer old enuff, you might remember them as "Forever Yours"-same thing.
