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White Pickup Covers? Anyone?
- Thread starter Nick B.
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'84 St. Blues "Blues King" in Translucent Cherry. Sporting the original creme-covered D'Marzios.
The pups are '79 vintage DiMarzio Model Js
I do like the way the creme covers go with the maple 'board, but I have been thinking about changing out the covers to white pearl to match the 'guard. Does anyone know where I can get white pearl jazz pup covers?
My '07 Jag. Just sold it, but kept the cream covers!
Am Std Jazz, black/rosewood/tort, on the way.
Overall, though, I think it looked better with the black covers, so we'll see what happens. I think the cream covers would look better with a maple neck. I got them from Warmoth, btw. (of course, I kept the BAII also)!
Am Std Jazz, black/rosewood/tort, on the way.
Overall, though, I think it looked better with the black covers, so we'll see what happens. I think the cream covers would look better with a maple neck. I got them from Warmoth, btw. (of course, I kept the BAII also)!
Make it funky now !
Well Zoomie, I'm too "Bill Wyman-like" (ie., expressionless) to rock that beauty, but she sure is hot! I'll bet it looks awesome under the stage lights...
My '83 Jazz.
Eighty-three? Looks like my Mexi 1993 quite a bit with that one-piece pickguard and strat knobs.
Relayer. Thank you !
Jeff, believe it or not, I am too. If you look at my color choices for basses, they are pretty standard/bland.
With this one though, I wanted something outrageous as an ode to 70's funk. I went with brilliant lavender sparkle, or as one TB'er called it, Statutory Grape !
Everyone needs a little craziness and insanity in their life. It keeps things fun.
I have only seen it in stage lighting once and it looks even better.
Currently being overhauled. Pulling the Fender Customs and dropping in Fralins and a John East Retro.
Jeff, believe it or not, I am too. If you look at my color choices for basses, they are pretty standard/bland.
With this one though, I wanted something outrageous as an ode to 70's funk. I went with brilliant lavender sparkle, or as one TB'er called it, Statutory Grape !
Everyone needs a little craziness and insanity in their life. It keeps things fun.
I have only seen it in stage lighting once and it looks even better.
Currently being overhauled. Pulling the Fender Customs and dropping in Fralins and a John East Retro.
NicJimBass
Flossin'? I thought your name was Munson!
