what was the worst selling colour for a musicman instrument?

[Smallmouth_Bass]

That begs the question: what was the shortest lived colour?

I am thinking that either Heinz or Olive Gold saw the fewest non-Limited Edition basses produced.

 

[drTStingray]

That begs the question: what was the shortest lived colour?

I am thinking that either Heinz or Olive Gold saw the fewest non-Limited Edition basses produced.

I agree - or maybe peach or butterscotch

 

[cellkirk74]

That begs the question: what was the shortest lived colour?

I am thinking that either Heinz or Olive Gold saw the fewest non-Limited Edition basses produced.

I still can not believe this, because olive gold looks so good:

 

[Smallmouth_Bass]

I had the pleasure of seeing a few Olive Gold basses in person. They were definitely interesting and unusual, but in more of a "cool type of finish", rather than a "I have to have it" type of way.

 

[syciprider]

That begs the question: what was the shortest lived colour?

I am thinking that either Heinz or Olive Gold saw the fewest non-Limited Edition basses produced.

The shortest lived color has to be Dargie 1

It was available for 11 business days.

 

[oli@bass]

The shortest lived color has to be Dargie 1
It was available for 11 business days.

And therefore it was probably the best selling colour, looking at a order/day quote.

 

[Smallmouth_Bass]

The shortest lived color has to be Dargie 1

It was available for 11 business days.

However, it was a Limited Edition or a limited run finish and not a standard option.

 

[dio-bass]

yes, definitely Heiz won the battle

 

[LASR]

Awesome, Mr. MadPhingers! Two of your three photos are the ones I found back in 2008 and saved in an old USB unit. I thought I was the only one who had seen them, and nice to see someone else has them after so many years. These are the ones I saved back then.

 

[LASR]

The other one