Aside from the bean burritos...
I realize none of these are very expensive. I tend to be a clumsy guy, and dings and such are inevitable. I've come to have a great appreciation for the affordability and quality of MIM instruments.
For me, a cause of GAS is one of the Squier Fretless basses. Been listening to a bunch of records by The SLIP and love that fretless tone. I've never owned one myself. The fretless P is also up there as well.
I'd also like an all-black MIM Jazz Bass to match my all-black Strat. The 3-ply pickguard with the white lines... Whenever I see one... GAS, GAS, GAS.
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Finally, I love my MIM Agave Blue P-Bass to bits, and I'm always looking for another. These agaves...they've been difficult to track down.
As you can tell, I'm pretty much a Fender guy. I do really love the look of the natural wood-thru Epi Thunderbird Pro IV's.
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I realize none of these are very expensive. I tend to be a clumsy guy, and dings and such are inevitable. I've come to have a great appreciation for the affordability and quality of MIM instruments.
For me, a cause of GAS is one of the Squier Fretless basses. Been listening to a bunch of records by The SLIP and love that fretless tone. I've never owned one myself. The fretless P is also up there as well.
I'd also like an all-black MIM Jazz Bass to match my all-black Strat. The 3-ply pickguard with the white lines... Whenever I see one... GAS, GAS, GAS.
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Finally, I love my MIM Agave Blue P-Bass to bits, and I'm always looking for another. These agaves...they've been difficult to track down.
As you can tell, I'm pretty much a Fender guy. I do really love the look of the natural wood-thru Epi Thunderbird Pro IV's.
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