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White or black bass?
- Thread starter GiantsGiants
- Start date
I believe a white bass can be incredibly classy and sharp-lookin', but if I had to choose a keeper at any given time…
…I'd have…
…to go…
…with black! drool
In truth, I'm not really much of a fan of J basses but have to admit, all 3 of these are stunning looking basses that I'd be proud to own.
That is not me,was the previous owner! LOL!The Underwear Bass Photographer strikes again!
- Jun 30, 2010
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- musician/artist/owner - Gildaxe
The bottom one, on the grey gig bag, looks great.
Assuming you're talking about my post, thanks. It was a fantastic find and was fantastically painful to let go.
Yes.Assuming you're talking about my post, thanks. It was a fantastic find and was fantastically painful to let go.
Sorry to hear of your loss.
Yes.
Thanks again, Jeff.
If one good thing came out of the experience, it's the important-yet-bitter reminder that it's all just "stuff"…or at least, that's what I have to keep telling myself. 
Also, it is conceivable I could get another someday. Hell, if I hadn't just bought a used MIA Fender Jazz, I could just as easily snap up the one currently inhabiting Ishibashi's U-BOX database. ([Invalid or Expired Link Removed])
And if I wanted a matching Precision… ([Invalid or Expired Link Removed])
I changed my vote to White, with a Maple Fretboard, and a Fender Black Moto PG.
But then I acquired my Ebony Epiphone EB-3. Get a White, and a Black,
and I guess a Sunburst too!
But then I acquired my Ebony Epiphone EB-3. Get a White, and a Black,
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