The necks are interchangeable on these Benevente Vintage Vortex 5's and they were built
to be that way on purpose. So given that, they are twins.
to be that way on purpose. So given that, they are twins.
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Twins!!!
- Thread starter Sub5ound
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My 78 twins, born a few seconds (or months) apart. The jazz is S843, the P S875.
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Gee, my picture-taking sucks and I like the disqualified (fraternal) twins I've seen just as much as the asked for identical twins! 
Nevertheless, I'll only give the OP what they asked for, I only have 2 sets of identical twins:
The one on the far left is a lined fretless.
Nevertheless, I'll only give the OP what they asked for, I only have 2 sets of identical twins:The one on the far left is a lined fretless.
Almost did it. An 83 Jazz in Sienna Sunburst with the white pickups and 'guard that was made a few days after my 83 P-Bass (same finish, etc) was for sale on BassNW a few weeks back.
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I would kill for that blue Pilot with the Kahler there.
Good choice! That happens to be my everyday player.
That's a shame.
You guys with this pair (J & P) have what?, 98% of the sonic ground covered? Great pairs in this thread. My favs have been the Jazz/P Bass pairs though.
I was kinda waiting to see if the "twins" thread was gonna turn out to be a "go ahead and post how many look-a-likes do you have total thread" since a lot of these beautiful pics are not identical twins--- here's my "P" twins, that kinda multiplied.
