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metalmariachi wrote:Love the Stellertone, tried one and now have them installed in 3 of my basses.
Take a Jag, install one of them and Nordstrand ‘70s wound pickups and you’ll kill.

I can't imagine how amazing that would sound.

I just joined the t-40 club! its an '81, neck straightened out perfect just need to adjust the tilt a bit and slap on some new strings.
came with original hard case with all the original paperwork even the plastic off the pick guard.

Man T-40s are awesome.

Achtane wrote:Man T-40s are awesome.

I think you'd be hard pressed to find a better deal on a bass right now. 350 for a vintage american made instrument with a bunch of cool options like neck tilt, metal nut, high mass bridge, and string through, not to mention all the cool combinations you can do with pick ups like coil splitting and phase switch. a MIM pbass will cost you about that much with out a hardcase.

Had about an hour to myself last night, got some bass laid down on new material. It's refreshing like a cup of coffee to pick up and play a cold-necked instrument.

FUCK THERE'S SOME PURE BASS SEX ON THIS PAGE!

Wow. And there's only like two pics but soooooooo good thus far.

SmallEQ wrote:Got to play my new Dingwall at practice last night. I think I'm in love, from the sound, to the feel of the neck, to the lightweight (8lbs 4oz) perfectly balanced body, just a flat out enjoyable experience all the way around.

That bass is damn beautiful. I wish there was somewhere I could try a Dingwall. I have never heard a bad thing about these basses!

That is the first Dingwall that didn't make me throw up in my mouth a little. I wish I could try one out too.

lol. yay! mine's is puke inducing!!





....... i feel weird 'cause all y'all keep getting luscious stringed thingies. i've had the same bugger for evers.

LURV. HER.

behndy wrote:....... i feel weird 'cause all y'all keep getting luscious stringed thingies. i've had the same bugger for evers.

LURV. HER.

This is why I want to a least try one out. So many good peeps with lots of love toward them.

I love my T40 but I just picked up this Precision today and it is the best playing and feeling bass I've played. So smooth and the resonance is insane. I'm extremely stoked to start playing this.

neaaaaaaaat.

Is that a "road worn" P?

Or a legitimately "road worn" P?

Not trying to start the old relic argument,...I could care less if the aesthetic is factory or put on by years and years of love; I love me a P Bass and I have considered the "road worn" P's in the past. But I think I'm gonna put some effort into a Green Chinese P bass copy and hot rod it.

warwick.hoy wrote:Is that a "road worn" P?

Or a legitimately "road worn" P?

Not trying to start the old relic argument,...I could care less if the aesthetic is factory or put on by years and years of love; I love me a P Bass and I have considered the "road worn" P's in the past. But I think I'm gonna put some effort into a Green Chinese P bass copy and hot rod it.

I'm all for hot rodding cheap guitars. The Precision I got is the road worn line. The "road worn" aspect of it doesn't really bother me, the second I picked up this line of basses and played them, I fell in love with the feel, playability, and sound. I would of gone with an AVRI, since those are also finished in nitro, but none at a good price have come up in my area. On the upside, this has a thinner layer of nitro, which makes it feel ever smoother and the notes breath off the wood like no later bass I've ever played. Definitely glad to finally find someone selling one.

Those Dingwall frets are kinda blowing my mind. Shit's crazy looking!

@chillerthanmost - man you always post the sexiest stuff. Congrats on the new bass!