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What gave you serious G.A.S recently?
- Thread starter ALiP BoB
- Start date
- Apr 3, 2003
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- Editor-in-Chief, Bass Gear Magazine
+1 me and my fiance both love that body. Its just a little to bling for me.
Im going with a medium Gecko 5 in quilt/flame walnut on mahogany with all wenge neck and a 62' RI P in a month or so.
4 basses
Fender Marcus Miller- Probably the only production bass they have that does anything for me at this point.
Lakland Skyline 44-01-Actually liked it better than the 44-02 they had. Nice tone, nice fit and finish, nice neck.
Lakland Skyline Duck Dunn- Jazz neck (more or less) on a P. Great idea.
Yamaha BB414- Man, I dont' need any more cheap basses, but if I had a kid or something this would be his/her first axe hands down. Great tone, comfy, a little homely, but for 400 bucks, a killer.
Fender Marcus Miller- Probably the only production bass they have that does anything for me at this point.
Lakland Skyline 44-01-Actually liked it better than the 44-02 they had. Nice tone, nice fit and finish, nice neck.
Lakland Skyline Duck Dunn- Jazz neck (more or less) on a P. Great idea.
Yamaha BB414- Man, I dont' need any more cheap basses, but if I had a kid or something this would be his/her first axe hands down. Great tone, comfy, a little homely, but for 400 bucks, a killer.
believe it or not
after getting this third bass and my newly acquired Orange practice amp
my GAS will be cured for a long time
well any decent cheap fretless
after getting this third bass and my newly acquired Orange practice amp
my GAS will be cured for a long time
well any decent cheap fretless
This:
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With This Neck:
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These Pickups:
This Preamp:
This Bridge:
This Stuff Minus the Kahler Bridge:
This Head:
Two of These:
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One of these!:
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And of course i'll have to put some more Nordstrand stuff into the P-Bass and J-Bass, with an J-Retro into the Jazz.
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With This Neck:
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These Pickups:
This Preamp:
This Bridge:
This Stuff Minus the Kahler Bridge:
This Head:
Two of These:
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One of these!:
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And One of These!:
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And of course i'll have to put some more Nordstrand stuff into the P-Bass and J-Bass, with an J-Retro into the Jazz.
That's YOU DrSmaggs?
YOU SIR, look soooo much like Jason Newsted?!
Maple fretboard, a bad-stomachache expression, pick playing, wavy hair...
But then there's this:
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And this one:
And they are both absolutely sweet. I suffer.
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And this one:
And they are both absolutely sweet. I suffer.
hahaha, 99.9% of the basses on this entire website give me G.A.S. (and some indegestion when I look at some of the prices 
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My '91 T-Bird is one of my prized possessions. Many, many gigs on that bad boy.
Describe it. Fast neck? Aggressive pickups?
Wait, I just HAVE to know. What genre do you play, Mr Bowlus?
