homemade, but candy red and sparkly with some chrome!
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Your prettiest bass
- Thread starter LastJaguar
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Not the only... but Bought while shopping for a Black bass!
Pic isnt mine(stock),but very close! Love the quilt maple top,& gold Hardware, its a beaut!
But has a Thick ass Neck! gave my thumb a bump! friends remark on its Tone( active)& flame! not the only one,but my "prettiest"!
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It is the smallest model and is solid/steady. I did have to remove the rear feet of the Rumble 40v3. I got it to aim the speaker up a bit and isolate from the floor--it seems to work. Probably not the best choice for taking places. It still takes up a bit of space when disassembled and I do not know how it would hold up to repeated assembly/disassembly.Please tell us about the Mud Stand.It's an interesting concept I can't find locally and is pricey to take a blind shot on.
Thanks!
I wouldn't say pretty but it's definitely my favorite looking/playing/sounding right now.
To say that I don't choose my basses by looks would be a lie.
OP here--I'm a Boomer. When my kids were growing up, they were allowed to use whatever vocabulary they wanted to use in the house. My wife and I expected proper language outside the house and tried to impress upon them that foul language indicated a stunted vocabulary. I bring this up to say that "OK, Boomer" is not allowed. Playful use is fine; derogatory use...well, nobody likes my response.
My Prettiest build so far, IMHO is this Pigmy 32 inch scale Fat Owl headless.
I'll submit two...both Devon basses.
The one that got away
And the one I have
The one that got away
And the one I have
This is such an odd thread because beauty is so subjective. I love this thing, partly because I refinished it myself and partly because every time I look at it, it makes me smile -
Others will scoff at it.
I'm well aware of the "others will scoff at it" feeling. I was wondering if anyone else would share another "outside the box" paint job.
Love my Squier Musicmaster and Musicmaster parts bass, all custom paint work done by my son.
My older daughter is working on another paint job on a Mustang body/Bronco neck project I'm assembling with parts from here and elsewhere. Knowing that my kids did these will make me smile too. Wood grain is attractive on a coffee table but not on a bass for me. And isn't there enough brown sunburst and black in the world. Rock the colors!
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Be-utiy is in the eye of the beholder - as has been said… soooo I’d have to chose my Oly White Frankenfender 
Pretty basic & plain - but pretty in my eyes!
(I have recently ‘darkened’ the truss rod access area 
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Pretty basic & plain - but pretty in my eyes!
(I have recently ‘darkened’ the truss rod access area )
