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cheyenne
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Post by cheyenne »

Check these out at Bass Northwest:

http://www.bassnw.com/New%20Exotic%20%20Basses/waterstone_TP_Sig_12_minty_green.htm

They got a bunch of them, all different colors. Image
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Post by paul_yan »

Very nice 12-stringers indeed!
Too bad they only come with gigbags.

Does anyone know the history and background of Waterstone? Seems like a new up-and-comer.

Here's the man in action with his new Waterstone 12:
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Man, those things look like a PIA to play. Pretty nice looking bass though.
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I've tried them. It's already enough to keep 4 strings tuned! How would you like someone to turn to you and say "Hey man, your middle D string is flat." Besides, as much as I'd like to play with a pick, it still dosen't feel right.
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Nice Vox gear in the pic. They look kind of small though.
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Tom usually uses Transonic cabs now...I'm surprised he has a sig model, and it's not a Kids or a Chandler! A fine looking bass, though. Tom was a huge influence on me starting out. I worked security for them early on and his sound was just stellar. Never got to play thru his rig, though. Image
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I'm glad to hear Tom still uses the Transonic cabs. He bought them from me after renting them for a Tonight show appearance right after Leno took over.

I used to do a lot of business with Tom (and Rick to a lesser degree,) and have a few mutual friends, but lost touch after I closed the retail store. Tom's a really good guy.

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Scott, when you decide to write a book, put me down for a copy, OK? Image
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Post by route66guitars »

Thanks Steve.

It's been an interesting ride so far, but I don't know that anyone would care about anything more than the bits they get on these forums.

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Post by atomic_punk »

Sorry, Scott, but from looking at your website, with the Yardbirds guitar, and the Jamerson bass, as well as some of the other guitars being auctioned off (I am a huge Eric Johnson fan!) I would think there would be more than a handful of people interested in the stories behind these instruments.
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Post by beatlefan »

ummm...YEAH!!
a BIG handfull!
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Post by route66guitars »

I have copies of last year's auction catalog with images and write ups on all the instruments that are currently on my site, plus other instruments, Beatles, Elvis, Hendrix & other music related memorabilia, etc. $18.00 each, including (domestic) USPS Priority Mail shipping.

Much cheaper than it would cost me to put out a book.

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