Got a new one

[Andrew]

Got a new one, and it's old and beaten.  1973 P-bass, B neck, 8.15 lb.  featherweight. Love it!

[Chris P.]

Cool! Congratulations!

[Bart!]

Pbass and tree, they are alike.

Great bass Andrew!

[rockinrayduke]

It doesn't exist if there are no pics. So.......

[Dave W]

There's an attached thumbnail pic in his first post that you can enlarge. Isn't it visible to you?

[rockinrayduke]

No sir.

[Dave W]

EDIT: You should be able to see it now.

[rockinrayduke]

That's better.

Congrats Andrew!

[godofthunder]

That looks killer Andrew ! I bought a '74 a while back and I love it.

[Rhythm N. Bliss]

Congratulations, Andrew! Beautiful

[Andrew]

EDIT: You should be able to see it now.

Did I do something wrong in how I attached the pic Dave, or was it another issue?

Thanks guys, I feel pretty lucky to have gotten this one. 

[Dave W]

Andrew, it was another issue, a problem with the default Global Moderator settings. Fixed now.

[edmonstg]

So very nice and it appeals to me in several ways.

First, after playing rosewood boards much of my life, in the last five years I've become a huge fan of maple boards.

Second, gray bottom pickups. Aren't they lovely? So aggressive and with that fantastic mid-range the good Fender basses have in abundance. I'll bet your bass sounds great in the studio and has cut-through of the gods when playing live.

With the grays and the maple, be careful that bass doesn't bite you head off!!

George

[ilan]

Congrats on a stunning looking bass.

+1 on what George said about gray bottoms.

[Chris P.]

If I'm right Grey Bottoms are vintage only. Is there a good modern solution for the same sound?