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It díd! Even Napalm Death could not kill it! This TV is still running, my brother has it now.
But always watch the beak! Cuts through guitars in the blink of an eye. An egg slicers slicer!!!
Post your first bass
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It díd! Even Napalm Death could not kill it! This TV is still running, my brother has it now.
But always watch the beak! Cuts through guitars in the blink of an eye. An egg slicers slicer!!!
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WOah shes a beauty!!!!! and not a bad bass either
haha
(this is what you get for posting pics of your wife hardy hahah
)Nah but seriously, that styrker is amazing, what wood is that made off??
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Dean Edge 5
My first bass was a dean edge 5 string. (I never used the low B)
This is not a photo of the bass but it’s a photo I found that looks the exact same. (besides the 6th string)
It was a great bass for my age and ability.
Killed the Metallica covers we played in my first band and got me where I am today!
My first bass was a dean edge 5 string. (I never used the low B)
This is not a photo of the bass but it’s a photo I found that looks the exact same. (besides the 6th string)
It was a great bass for my age and ability.
Killed the Metallica covers we played in my first band and got me where I am today!
schlobodan
Warwick Streamer Specialist
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this model was my second bass
https://www.bass-guitar-museum.com/bass-10600-Ibanez-Roadster-24-fret-electric-bass-guitar-black
my first one was 50 German Marks - Precision Copy which I had for about 2 weeks
My 3rd bass was the first real instrument and Eyb bass made of ovangkol (body and set neck) with bart PJ PUs
it looked similar to this one.
https://www.musik-anzeigen.com/export/a2f511cab06bc2791716f7fc08a20.jpg I wish I still had this one :-(
https://www.bass-guitar-museum.com/bass-10600-Ibanez-Roadster-24-fret-electric-bass-guitar-black
my first one was 50 German Marks - Precision Copy which I had for about 2 weeks
My 3rd bass was the first real instrument and Eyb bass made of ovangkol (body and set neck) with bart PJ PUs
it looked similar to this one.
https://www.musik-anzeigen.com/export/a2f511cab06bc2791716f7fc08a20.jpg I wish I still had this one :-(
Yes it certainly does, that's why many people install a third strap button behind the neck.
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My 1984 Squier P-bass. Originally all black. I modified it with a Dimarzio Quarter pounder pick-up and the mirror pickguard. Then I decided to try and paint it about 5 years ago, didn't really get to finish it as my wife became seriously ill shortly thereafter and I had other things to worry about. I painted it 4 different colors and started sanding through the top color to the other colors (think Vernon Reid's white guitar from their first album). I will finish it eventually.
golem
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My bro said he would teach me bass, and to go buy
a $50 bass. The closest I could come was $60. It
wasn't even on display in the local used guitar shop
but was hanging over their toilet, from a bent wire
coat hanger and a nail in the wall.
It had no name and I came to realize that this was
cuz the neck and body were not original to each
other. I hadda cram a pile of shims into the neck
socket cuz when I got it you could fly a 747 under
the strings.
It was basically a P-type. The PG was broken away
where the output jack lived but had been patched
up with roof flashing metal. Someone put a BadAss
bridge on it. I sold it to one of my teachers for $40
so he got his $$-worth in that bridge, but he wasn't
using it for parts. He was gigging it. I did try to buy
it back, but he said he needed it, and I know how
broke he was so that hadda be believed. So I don't
have it anymore but I can be happy knowing what
purpose it served after I parted with it
My first actual intact bass was an Epi Les Paul. That
also went to a friend. I think my Kramer Ferrington
was more or less simultaneous to that Les Paul. I'm
not sure what became of that one, but I missed it so
I now have another one. That would be the closest I
have come to still having my first bass.
Current Ferrington:
My bro said he would teach me bass, and to go buy
a $50 bass. The closest I could come was $60. It
wasn't even on display in the local used guitar shop
but was hanging over their toilet, from a bent wire
coat hanger and a nail in the wall.
It had no name and I came to realize that this was
cuz the neck and body were not original to each
other. I hadda cram a pile of shims into the neck
socket cuz when I got it you could fly a 747 under
the strings.
It was basically a P-type. The PG was broken away
where the output jack lived but had been patched
up with roof flashing metal. Someone put a BadAss
bridge on it. I sold it to one of my teachers for $40
so he got his $$-worth in that bridge, but he wasn't
using it for parts. He was gigging it. I did try to buy
it back, but he said he needed it, and I know how
broke he was so that hadda be believed. So I don't
have it anymore but I can be happy knowing what
purpose it served after I parted with it
My first actual intact bass was an Epi Les Paul. That
also went to a friend. I think my Kramer Ferrington
was more or less simultaneous to that Les Paul. I'm
not sure what became of that one, but I missed it so
I now have another one. That would be the closest I
have come to still having my first bass.
Current Ferrington:
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