WhtMtnGrv
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If you EVER consider selling that Neptune Blue Bongo, I’d be honored to be considered
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If you EVER consider selling that Neptune Blue Bongo, I’d be honored to be considered
If you EVER consider selling that Neptune Blue Bongo, I’d be honored to be considered
Sorry, will never sell it !
It' s my most played five string bass.
Pittylabelle
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Music Man - StingRay
Manufactured: January 17th, 1989
3-band EQ active electronics
Serial No.: B027260
I got my old Music Man Ernie Ball bass out again and fitted it with a new tortoise pickguard. The exact color designation is "translucent teal" original with a transparent pickguard.
I really wanted a green bass at the time and was thinking of something like "British Racing Green" or something like that and the only green bass from Music Man at the time was this one.
I never really liked the transparent pickguard, because a striking design feature of Music Man basses is this oval pickguard which, in my opinion, doesn't really come into its own in transparent. That's why I was looking for a pickguard that contrasts with the green body and the pickup and ended up with this one in tortoise.
Manufactured: January 17th, 1989
3-band EQ active electronics
Serial No.: B027260
I got my old Music Man Ernie Ball bass out again and fitted it with a new tortoise pickguard. The exact color designation is "translucent teal" original with a transparent pickguard.
I really wanted a green bass at the time and was thinking of something like "British Racing Green" or something like that and the only green bass from Music Man at the time was this one.
I never really liked the transparent pickguard, because a striking design feature of Music Man basses is this oval pickguard which, in my opinion, doesn't really come into its own in transparent. That's why I was looking for a pickguard that contrasts with the green body and the pickup and ended up with this one in tortoise.
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