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Just thought I'd show off my own li'l shortscale and join this shindig.

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I have other pictures, but I consider them too 'artsy' as I was just experimenting with my wife camera this past weekend.
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That is NICE!
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Thanx. Bought it a couple of years ago, just thinking of trying something new, and it became my #1 quickly.
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Used to lust after them and the 6-string equivalent when they came out... I like the control plate on yours.
I had JUST gotten teh Kurdtz real bad and wanted a Mustang with a locked trem/bridge bucker, and then they came out with those... nobody had a word for it back then but I FELT like "fuuuuuuuu"
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Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang? :x
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Very cool!
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It's interesting that the MM bass uses a single coil P-bass pickup. I had the Seymour Duncan version in my Bronco a while back and it didn't work well due to the string spacing being off.
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i have one of those
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welcome. If the bass version is half as fun to play as the guitar version i can see why it is your #1.
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paul_ wrote:Used to lust after them and the 6-string equivalent when they came out... I like the control plate on yours.
I had JUST gotten teh Kurdtz real bad and wanted a Mustang with a locked trem/bridge bucker, and then they came out with those... nobody had a word for it back then but I FELT like "fuuuuuuuu"
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Thanx. I put the control plate on mainly because I didn't like the way it tapered at that end. Besides, chrome makes everything look better.
moore65 wrote:It's interesting that the MM bass uses a single coil P-bass pickup. I had the Seymour Duncan version in my Bronco a while back and it didn't work well due to the string spacing being off.
Honestly, that was what attracted me to it was the p'up. I thought it was a SD Quarter Pounder single coil. I figured whats the worst that could happen, a crappy bass and a cool pickup.
blane wrote:welcome. If the bass version is half as fun to play as the guitar version i can see why it is your #1.
Never played the guitar version. Matter of fact, never even played (or seen) any of the other Vista series, with the exception of the Venus 12. But that was about 10 years ago, in another life.
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Decided to use a different photo hosting site. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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redzebra6 wrote:Decided to use a different photo hosting site. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Doesn't work.
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Ta.
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Solid!
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Nice custom job. Did you do that pickguard yourself?
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Fix't.


Looks lovely.
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Spitfire7 wrote:Nice custom job. Did you do that pickguard yourself?
Yes, I did. It's not perfect, but it stands out in a good way.
DanHeron wrote: Fix't.


Looks lovely.
Thanx, to both Mike and DanHeron. How'd you do that? I'm not quite as adept at this as I once was. :oops:
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Well looks great man that looks really cool. Im a fan.
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Post by DanHeron »

No problem. You did the [img] bit right, but used the wrong URL. If you right click on the image >copy image location, that's the url you need. :wink: