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yellow bass appreciation society

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Honestly, every time I see a yellow bass, I think "why aren't there more of these?"

Non-musicians who see yellow basses have a positive response to them.

I guess when the bigger guitar companies do focus groups, they don't get into this color area.

Otherwise, they'd surely be told: do more yellow.

When I saw the OP's photo of a yellow Ferrari or Lambo or whatever it is, all I could think of was the dealership scene in Zero Dark Thirty.
 
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Talk about false advertising! You promised us yellow and didn’t give us enough! :D
I actually just posted the HTML to a post in Talk Bass, and I got all those photos. 🙂

In my life I passed on two basses that I regret passing on:

That one, and, just a year after I started playing in 1998, my local brick and mortar Musicians Friend had a new metallic orange Earnie Ball five string Bongo bass for $799. I kick myself every time I see one of either of those. (I started out on a fiver)
 
That one, and, just a year after I started playing in 1998, my local brick and mortar Musicians Friend had a new metallic orange Earnie Ball five string Bongo bass for $799.

My apologies, just making sure I follow are you saying you saw a Bongo at a Musicians Friend Brick and Mortar store in 1998?

Or are you referring to “That one” in 1998?

:)
 
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