Anybody wanna post pics of matching basses? Same finish and pickguard are the only requirements. Unfortunately, I can't post mine right now but I'll get 'em up. I have a matching(almost) P and a J.
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Twins!!!
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Ok so one of them's a guitar and the pickups don't match, but other than that they're pretty close.
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The 2 on the right are pretty close. No PG's but the same except for fingerboard and # of strings....
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The 2 on the right are pretty close. No PG's but the same except for fingerboard and # of strings....
I am so jealous!
Slightly OT ... I'm going to slip a few sets of fraternal twins ... same bass, different finish. First, the Sadowsky 5-24s. Then my two Fenders, K? After that my two 55-94s, one fretted one not. I just want to play ... please don't kick me out.
"Same finish and pickguard are the only requirements"
looks like a lot of nice stuff out here that is disqualified due to the OP's requirements....lol
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Here are my Yamaha twins, fretted and fretless!
OH YA....!!!!!! TRUE TWINS !!!!
Here are my two skinny Js - both '72s and both southbpaw. The one on the left was purchased in 1983 and the one on the right is the "newer" one purchased in 2004 (though technically it's a few months older by serial #), It only took me 20 years to find another, LOL Even the wear is virtually indentical:
