Fender Roger Waters Precision Bass model

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Fender Roger Waters Precision Bass model

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Fender Roger Waters Precision Bass signature model

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Nice to see this especially since seeing the Nickleback Les Paul signature LP.


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Cool to see him have a sig model, but nothing all that special here.
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Dannymec wrote:Cool to see him have a sig model, but nothing all that special here.
so, just like 95% of all sig models ever?
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Haha, yeah. I fucking love Roger Waters, and this could never possibly be as supershite as the Nickelback signature bullshit machine, but Fender sigs are the other extreme. I honestly think it's more to do with the artists than anything else; If Fender ask them what defines their signature model, they're basically going to dictate the specs of a model they already make. After all, what else are they going to really want to add?

I think the more amusing aspect of this is that Waters isn't even that good a bassist. Quite a bit of Animals was done by a session bassist or Gilmour, and The Wall probably features very little of Waters actually playing an instrument at all. Even when they played it live he mostly played a guitar, filling out some of the chords and stuff.

It looks pretty cool, though.

There was a Roger Waters signature Washburn guitar a few years ago.
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How does it compare to a black standard precision? specs / price? Don't know. But this really does not look like the guitar the world has been waiting for.Still waiting for the David Byrne Signature Mustang ;) And the Bob Wootton signature Jaguar.
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Mo Rawka wrote:
Dannymec wrote:Cool to see him have a sig model, but nothing all that special here.
so, just like 95% of all sig models ever?
Just what I thought. A pretty cool looking bass, which will play/sound well, but will cost an astronomical amount purely through it's association with Waters.
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It's nice to see respected artists get sig models. It is a bit plain, but to be fair so is the one he's always played. Between this and the Geddy Lee Jazz bass I'd be set for life.
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I don't like the black hardware on it, other than that, it looks awesome!