Custom made stuff?
And how about the sound?
I picked up an old bass guitar yesterday.
The previous owner didn't know anything about it and so do I.
There are no serial numbers or anything on it and I was wondering if anyone here can help me identify it.
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Thanks,
Eric.
Custom made stuff?
And how about the sound?
Wolfgang Van Halen - "I love being a bass player. It’s just me and Al — a groove section. Just boom, boom, boom, and we’re good". GW
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Edward Van Halen - "What is next for Wolf is the next record and the next tour. He’s no different than I am. Music is his life. If he goes back to school, I’ll probably go with him.” GC
Didn't have the chance to try it with a good bass amp.
When I use it on my HH Electronics amp it get's kinda distorted.
Wolfgang Van Halen - "I love being a bass player. It’s just me and Al — a groove section. Just boom, boom, boom, and we’re good". GW
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Edward Van Halen - "What is next for Wolf is the next record and the next tour. He’s no different than I am. Music is his life. If he goes back to school, I’ll probably go with him.” GC
Judging from the headstock, it looks kinds like a Peavey. Judging from it having only 3 strings, it may have been played by the Presidents of the U.S.A.("Lump").
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Looks like some old generic, Korean knock-off, or an overseas budget Bass.
My old drug addicted supor, from a couple years ago, gave me his prized guitar:
A no-name telecaster copy, that i could only guess was a reject from an old Sears catalogue.
I think it had five strings.
that would be a Spurlunkis bass guitar. made by the folks on Mars who know what bass guitars are all about.
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