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Yes, even G&L doesn't get it right all the time!

Around here, with the lakes in southwest Missouri, we call that finish the "basscaster" finish, as in the large-mouth variety of the fish.

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Got a kick out of this, referring to things with the “bassmaster” finish has been a long lived practice in my family. Glad to see others are still using the terminology!
 
Yes, someone told me he probably painted my L2000.
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Almost all of my basses and guitars are natural or burst, but every time I see something sparkly like this it makes me go Hmmm. Like I could totally have a Hannah Montana moment with an axe like that and a big hair wig.
Ditto!

....Well, at least everything up to that part about a Hannah Montana moment. :D
 
I love bursts (all five of my basses are bursts), so that finish would be almost perfect for me. I’d prefer a smoother, less abrupt transition between the colors than that bass, but it’s still a cool idea for someone who likes bursts and sparkles/flakes.
 
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... wait a minute G&L the manufacturer of some of the best production line bass ax can make em in sparkle? & great workmanship not to mention the Tones they can sent me a JB-2 gold sparkle , come on we are Bass Players! This pandemic is bad enuff too bad with no gigs & no money guess l’ll just press my Face on the store front & look those bases are excellent might as well stay home & learn to play the spoons too flashy Bass?
 

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