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Needs a maple board and black binding.
The Coberator. My other car is a Rocinante.
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Is that the uber rare 1955 owned by the tube guy? Fullerton red proto color or something. Pretty cool.
What sort of bassists are you guys? If someone gave that to you would you put it in a glass case inside a safety lock box under fort knox with a security cam on it for a 24/7 youtube feed, or would you play the hell out of it?
I would totally play it. I’ve never believed instruments belong in glass cases. They need to be played.
Am I the only one here who doesn't have a signature?
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Going back to the original white pg. Black was cool but so is contrast.
Pearl pg to match the blocks!
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Going back to the original white pg. Black was cool but so is contrast.
Plus, you rarely see a black Fender with a white PG. Good call.
I took the Duncans out of the Battle Bass last night, and put the Vmods in. Man, I love those pups. Nice “overall package” as well… The vmods came on a brass ground plate, with the pups already mounted on the plate, so no wiring, foam, or springs. It was modular. They have Vmod 2 pups now, so I think that’ll be what I put in the LB100.
First, whack the driver, then, off the passengers. I want everyone in the car whacked off.
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Oops, okay, this is Fender thread
Is that the uber rare 1955 owned by the tube guy? Fullerton red proto color or something. Pretty cool.
What sort of bassists are you guys? If someone gave that to you would you put it in a glass case inside a safety lock box under fort knox with a security cam on it for a 24/7 youtube feed, or would you play the hell out of it?
I’d sell it. For someone giving it to me, that’s a helluva good ROI.
Endorsing scratchy pots, since 2019.
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I’d sell it and buy a Jazz with an ebony board.
Lol! Zing!
Endorsing scratchy pots, since 2019.
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Needs a maple board and black binding.
Paradoxically I have it very much because it does not have that. So if it did, I wouldn’t have it.
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Pearl pg to match the blocks!
I know people love the pearloids guards and I respect that. But Imma drop this right here. I do not like pearloid guards. Or pastel colors. 😆
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Going back to the original white pg. Black was cool but so is contrast.
Plus, you rarely see a black Fender with a white PG. Good call.
I took the Duncans out of the Battle Bass last night, and put the Vmods in. Man, I love those pups. Nice “overall package” as well… The vmods came on a brass ground plate, with the pups already mounted on the plate, so no wiring, foam, or springs. It was modular. They have Vmod 2 pups now, so I think that’ll be what I put in the LB100.
Yes thank you I am going for the unique combo I once saw on a Squire. The black with a white guard. With rosewood.
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Pearl pg to match the blocks!
I know people love the pearloids guards and I respect that. But Imma drop this right here. I do not like pearloid guards. Or pastel colors.
Sometimes it just works.
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So my 78 Precision has a 1 5/8″ neck. I’ve always wondered the proper classification of this neck and if it is an uncommon width?
A man's got to know his limitations....
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That’s a “B” neck.
“C” was the most common on P basses and is 1.75″ wide at the neck. Jazz necks are typically “A” width at 1.50″.
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That’s a “B” neck.
“C” was the most common on P basses and is 1.75″ wide at the neck. Jazz necks are typically “A” width at 1.50″.
Did any of the 70s P basses come with an A neck?
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Yup. I haven’t seen many, but they exist.
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Pearl pg to match the blocks!
I know people love the pearloids guards and I respect that. But Imma drop this right here. I do not like pearloid guards. Or pastel colors.
Sometimes it just works.
That does work!
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So my 78 Precision has a 1 5/8″ neck. I’ve always wondered the proper classification of this neck and if it is an uncommon width?
I think B necks are fairly common from that time. Nice bass!!
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So my 78 Precision has a 1 5/8″ neck. I’ve always wondered the proper classification of this neck and if it is an uncommon width?
I call it “Perfect.”
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So my 78 Precision has a 1 5/8″ neck. I’ve always wondered the proper classification of this neck and if it is an uncommon width?
I never realized that profile was that old, but both of my P’s have it. And although I prefer the 1.75, the 1.625 is just right.
First, whack the driver, then, off the passengers. I want everyone in the car whacked off.
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That’s a “B” neck.
Same on my ’17 MIM P neck, then*. Is it designated only by nut width, or depth as well?
*Which is not being used, at the moment.
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