Surfing around the country on Craigslist, I came across a Gibson 20/20 in St Louis for $250.00. I tried contacting the owner & he never responded until after it sold.... He described it as "The perfect size for a petite female or a child, but if you're a big guy it'll probably look too small". It just wasn't meant to be! Maybe two 20/20's under one roof would have a negative effect on the world as we know it!?! :o :o :o
That's just being plain greedy... ;)
Quote from: Grog on November 09, 2010, 05:27:15 PM
Surfing around the country on Craigslist, I came across a Gibson 20/20 in St Louis for $250.00. I tried contacting the owner & he never responded until after it sold.... He described it as "The perfect size for a petite female or a child, but if you're a big guy it'll probably look too small". It just wasn't meant to be! Maybe two 20/20's under one roof would have a negative effect on the world as we know it!?! :o :o :o
Unless you have
two doors that need to be propped open... ;D
Having two 20/20s in the house would come in handy for a backyard game of cricket when any British or Australian friends come to visit.
(http://www.boughtonnorthants.co.uk/images/cricket.jpg)
If there is one thing the 20/20 is not, then it is small. It's a long bass with a hunk of a neck, not petite at all. Fir a paddle bass, the body feels reasonably substantial.
what colour was it?
It was "Luna Silver". Yours is still the only Ferrari Red one I've ever seen!
I never thought I'd see the day where Jules inquires about a 20/20 without derision. One of my great untold propaganda victories here. : - )
i've always loved the 20/20.... well Mr S. isn't going to talk to us if we say otherwise is he
It took me about a year, to muster up the courage to buy the first one, but for $250.00, it was a no brainer. The back of the neck on mine is a little funky, if I could have landed this one, I might have swapped the necks. :o