I've got a 450 G. It rocks.

that damned fly wrote:

Verbs and Nouns wrote:

that damned fly wrote:

sunset_gun wrote:

that damned fly wrote:not crap.

Yet another Albini tone clone. Yay!

you just insulted a board member, you stupid ass.

The guy with the yellow sleeved shirt has the worst picking technique.

The other bass player looks good though.

and Kramer = NOT CRAP.

nah, they're both funny lookin' aussies.

Yeah, you're right about that.

Next song is called "Tone Clone" as well.

We already have a song called "That's Not A Cat, That's America", a PRF quote.

that damned fly wrote:

sunset_gun wrote:

that damned fly wrote:not crap.

Yet another Albini tone clone. Yay!

you just insulted a board member, you stupid ass.

(( UH OH ))

Am I out of the club now?

sunset_gun wrote:

that damned fly wrote:

sunset_gun wrote:

that damned fly wrote:not crap.

Yet another Albini tone clone. Yay!

you just insulted a board member, you stupid ass.

(( UH OH ))

Am I out of the club now?

The SWORDS club?

Yes.

I play a DMZ4001 bass, swapped out the D'marzio Pups, installed duncans. I like these basses because of the sustain, and the fact that I am armed with weapon on stage. Heavy, but indestructable if all the screws are tight.

Gantry wrote:zom-zom wrote:I bought a Kramer bass at Karnes music in the 'burbs of Chicago in '77. Was it the place next to Rose Records by Golf Mill? My buddy used to get piano lessons there...Yeah I believe it was. I had a 350B. Still would like one again.

This is my 450g, I bought it from a weird church-musician/missioner/whatever: The bridge pickup is an ultra-hot Bill Lawrence L-90, mounted by the weirdo.

I have a really nice 450B for sale if anyone is interested. Thing is a tank.

This one's mine. It looks like it had a Bigsby in at one point that has been covered up by fret markers. I can't tell if it's walnut or koa. The weirdest part is that I live in Denver, CO having recently moved from Denton, TX. I bought this one in CO, and it had a pack of strings in it from my favorite pawn shop in Denton in the case. The case is just garbage. The neck has no place to rest in so it just bangs around in there. It can take it. I'm headed to Texas this weekend and snagging a Kramer bass while I'm there that's been leaning against a wall in the old practice space for some 2004 prices.