Post a pic that's suitable for framing

[beatlefan]

Such memories. First major confluence!

LOL....I remember Deb and I driving to Columbus with one of our small box trucks .... I think I had 7-8 of these instruments there.....and was it Paul B and I that played Eight days A Week together? .... sounded fab-ulous ;^)

btw Jeff....I still have the Sunn Corrado cab and it sounds wonderful thank you very much!!

[jps]

Sometimes I think I hear it from here!

[bassduke49]

. . .and was it Paul B and I that played Eight days A Week together? .... sounded fab-ulous ;^)

Hmm. If it was, you must have been playing guitar, because I can play only bass! I brought my special red Höfner to that confluence, too.

That first "major" confluence was notable in that there were about 40 or 50 basses, maybe six guitars, and perhaps Ted's 4080. It was pretty hard to put a jam together, but a version of Big Bottoms would have worked!

Hope some of you can come to Milwaukee this June (see listing in Confluences).

[12stringbassist]

[RicOshea]

My 'go to' bass

[Geddy Lee]

Oh my! What's the green one?

[johnallg]

Robert, a copy made by John Birch in Britain.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Birch_%28luthier%29

[jps]

Great looking wood on that Cii, Christian!

[RicOshea]

Thanks Jeffrey, I managed to resize this pic properly, it really shows the tiger stripes. Growls like a tiger too

[guitfiddle]

[cjj]

Hmm, I dunno, maybe this one:

Or perhaps this:

'Course, that one needs an update.

But I think I need to work on the backgrounds a bit...

[RicOshea]

Very nice CJ, which one is the go to bass, or does it keep changing.

[cjj]

My go-to is the old, '76 4001 Azureglo, but it depend on what I'm doing. The fretless is, well, fretless and strung with flats, so there's a different sound there. And I'm really liking the 4004, it's strung BEAD, so again, it's got a different purpose. It may eventually end up being a 5 string...

[geofio]

here is my fav 4003 in jetglo , tone is the best ever , cant put it down!!!!

[johnallg]

Nice George, I like the first as it catches the hilights in the bubinga.