Undecided…. Probably my ’78 Stingray but I might switch it up for the ‘83 L2000 at the last minute.
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Man! That VM5 is sick (actually, they both are). I had one very close to it and it has some of my favorite tones.
Haha. True. There are a number of basses I probably should have kept. But that's the way it goes.I know, you should have kept it!
Mine are 34" scale lengths though. Yours was 35". What is the Nighthawk?
I took a Kala Uke bass to a gig and got the same reaction… til I played it and it was huge.I carried a Beatles knock-off because we did a few Beatles covers. Rogue. Bandmates laugh because it (seriously) is like a toy but it really puts out fat and full notes.
I like how you rotate. I tend to fixate on one bass at the neglect of the others.Thursday was a Sterling Ray 34 HH with 40th Anniv. Squier P in LPB as backup. Last night modern Epiphone Newport in Pacific Blue with modern(ish) Dano Longhorn as backup and NS Design Wav 4. Tonight Mensinger long scale Joker B 5 string with Warmoth Gecko 5 (medium width neck, 35" scale, Bart pickups and pre) as backup.
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Thanks! Actually, it's 3 different bands. The first is variety pop/rock. Second is roots rock and the like (hence the EUB and more period appropriate electrics). The third is rock, but they transpose some songs so it's less of a PIA to use a 5 string than tune down or transpose up.I like how you rotate. I tend to fixate on one bass at the neglect of the others.
That's a nice burst pattern. Who's body?My maple cap parts p.