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If you mean Telecaster body style (not the slab P style), there's a really good looking parts Tele bass going for $200 in the classifieds around here somewhere. I wanted it for myself, but I can't justify the money at this point. For someone with a little more disposable income than a very broke teenager, though, that price might not even trip the "one in, one out" policy... that would be a happy dayNone. No, really. Stop laughing at the back!
In all seriousness, I'll be adopting a one out, one in policy I think. I'd love a Tele style bass, so something along those lines perhaps.

Quien lo hace?So yeah, which bass are you willing to get next?
I wish this one as my next bass, it's made by a local Luthier (from Buenos Aires, Argentina). Exactly like this one but 5-stringed and with EMG pickups
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I am waiting for our house sale money to come so I can order a Kiesel LB75.It will be a tobacco burst passive/active bass with a few whistles and bells. I wanted KOA but I'm not getting as much money as I hoped for. This will be my last purchase. I will play it for a few years then pass it down to my grandson who is just learning how to play. I am excited to have one made by Kiesel because I had a Carvin B4 years ago and it was a quality bass.So yeah, which bass are you willing to get next?
I wish this one as my next bass, it's made by a local Luthier (from Buenos Aires, Argentina). Exactly like this one but 5-stringed and with EMG pickups
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Yes! I think I did post about it in another thread, but man the wood grain is nice and the matching pickguard is killer! The greatest thing about the bass though is how it sounds. It has an amazing variety of tones that really let the wood shine through, but it has that classic fat, punchy Musicman sound that combined with the really grindey, full sounding neck pickup create an innumerable variety of tones accentuated by the wonderful preamp that really pushed me to purchase this bass guitar.^ I think I've seen this one in another thread, but it sure has a stunning wood grain, and the matching pick guard looks fantastic! Nice score.![]()