I could, but I'm tired of having a particular dummy storage website claiming my vids and website content as their own.Wildberry wrote:Now, that is one really nice looking 381! Video on Youtube to show it off?
NAMM 2012
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The JETGLO finish name should be officially changed to JETGLO ROCKS!
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Joey, thanks for posting the photos of the Ruby 381. I can't get enough of it, and it appears your camera photographed it just right.
Bob, you, sir are a lucky man! How does it play? You can't help but take time to stare at, can you? I know I wouldn't!
Thanks for the welcome back, everyone. I've missed being here and all the friends I've got. No, Ivan, I have not been partying. I may be 21, but I don't party. And Werner, the only English class I'm in is British Literature. Quite a good class really. At any rate, I've made plans to return to Southern California for SCARF '12. As soon as I get the word, I'm making my plans. Hopefully, this year someone(s) will have a 360/12 Carl Wilson model and a new RUBY for display.
Bob, you, sir are a lucky man! How does it play? You can't help but take time to stare at, can you? I know I wouldn't!
Thanks for the welcome back, everyone. I've missed being here and all the friends I've got. No, Ivan, I have not been partying. I may be 21, but I don't party. And Werner, the only English class I'm in is British Literature. Quite a good class really. At any rate, I've made plans to return to Southern California for SCARF '12. As soon as I get the word, I'm making my plans. Hopefully, this year someone(s) will have a 360/12 Carl Wilson model and a new RUBY for display.
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JakeK wrote:Joey, thanks for posting the photos of the Ruby 381. I can't get enough of it, and it appears your camera photographed it just right.
Bob, you, sir are a lucky man! How does it play? You can't help but take time to stare at, can you? I know I wouldn't!
Thanks for the welcome back, everyone. I've missed being here and all the friends I've got. No, Ivan, I have not been partying. I may be 21, but I don't party. And Werner, the only English class I'm in is British Literature. Quite a good class really. At any rate, I've made plans to return to Southern California for SCARF '12. As soon as I get the word, I'm making my plans. Hopefully, this year someone(s) will have a 360/12 Carl Wilson model and a new RUBY for display.
Hey Jake,
Yes- it's absolutely magnificent; a true work of art. It plays amazingly well; the action was perfect right out of the case, and even Chris Clayton said that it's one of the nicest 381's he's ever seen. This is my first 381, and I must say that they are certainly awesome instruments. The vintage case is a bit deeper than some of the other silver cases that I have, and it's tightly form-fitting, and really HEAVY; the price you pay for perfection!
And yes, I stare at it a LOT - daytime, nighttime...I'm sure that it will look great in stage lighting, too.
Nice to have you back, Jake!
Bob
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How? You skip school, don't go out at night, order food in and have a fast computer. That's just a guess though.JakeK wrote: EDIT: Apparently, I reached 4600 posts. How do I do it?
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He'd be at 46k then, not 4600... I can know I've posted a few hundred k posts on a certain music website during my university timesimer4001 wrote:How? You skip school, don't go out at night, order food in and have a fast computer. That's just a guess though.
Anyone going to be at Messe this year? I'll be there 22 March
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May be taking this girl home with me tomrrow when I vist POTR...
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Every indication I see there suggests it's a male.
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Actually Mr Hall sir, Im talking about the bass, and not Joey Vasco to the left of the picture, and the gentleman to the right...in Which case all instruments to me are female, acutally that might not even be the right bass, I was looking at the midblu 4004L from the NAMM show at POTR on Saturday, and have to go back tomorrow while im there may just take that one home, love the new fretboard wood you are useing, by the way, Kudos on the the TV Yellow and Special Green 4001C64 basses, the necks on them are very thin compared to my old 06, and both of them have become my favorite and main basses, left the rounds on the T V Yellow and had the cap bypassed and put flats on the Special Green but left the cap alone, they are a deadly combo, thank you sir for produceing them , I am extremly happy with themm..johnhall wrote:Every indication I see there suggests it's a male.
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I think he was talking about the... um... appendage, that on a certain bass model has been mentioned as looking like part of a donkey's anatomy...
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
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That's one heck of a long... sentence!ricaddic wrote:Actually Mr Hall sir, Im talking about the bass, and not Joey Vasco to the left of the picture, and the gentleman to the right...in Which case all instruments to me are female, acutally that might not even be the right bass, I was looking at the midblu 4004L from the NAMM show at POTR on Saturday, and have to go back tomorrow while im there may just take that one home, love the new fretboard wood you are useing, by the way, Kudos on the the TV Yellow and Special Green 4001C64 basses, the necks on them are very thin compared to my old 06, and both of them have become my favorite and main basses, left the rounds on the T V Yellow and had the cap bypassed and put fats on the Special Green but left the cap alone, they are a deadly combo, thank you sir for produceing them , I am extremly happy with themm..johnhall wrote:Every indication I see there suggests it's a male.
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Hey, whatever floats your boat, im not into animal sex, hey but as long as your happy, who am I to judge ?cjj wrote:I think he was talking about the... um... appendage, that on a certain bass model has been mentioned as looking like part of a donkey's anatomy...
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Im very talented that way...cassius987 wrote:That's one heck of a long... sentence!ricaddic wrote:Actually Mr Hall sir, Im talking about the bass, and not Joey Vasco to the left of the picture, and the gentleman to the right...in Which case all instruments to me are female, acutally that might not even be the right bass, I was looking at the midblu 4004L from the NAMM show at POTR on Saturday, and have to go back tomorrow while im there may just take that one home, love the new fretboard wood you are useing, by the way, Kudos on the the TV Yellow and Special Green 4001C64 basses, the necks on them are very thin compared to my old 06, and both of them have become my favorite and main basses, left the rounds on the T V Yellow and had the cap bypassed and put fats on the Special Green but left the cap alone, they are a deadly combo, thank you sir for produceing them , I am extremly happy with themm..johnhall wrote:Every indication I see there suggests it's a male.
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Could you diagram that sentence and then post it?ricaddic wrote:Im very talented that way...cassius987 wrote: That's one heck of a long... sentence!
"The best things in life aren't things."
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Actually yes I can, and did, I got it around here somewhere, hold will post it when I find it...ken_j wrote:Could you diagram that sentence and then post it?ricaddic wrote:Im very talented that way...cassius987 wrote: That's one heck of a long... sentence!
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Last time I looked, my 4001 was still female.