1970's Fender Bass Pickups

Started by Hornisse, March 22, 2011, 08:39:52 PM

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birdie

Yes. Winter. Or should I say w----r?
Austin scenery is a joy to behold, esp.when it's 101 degrees out. (think of jogging around town lake)
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Pilgrim

When I lived over College Station/Bryan way, the only time you'd find me out jogging daytimes was between November and May when the temp was under 90.  In the summer I holed up as much as possible, and if I went jogging it was after 9 at night.  Couldn't understand why anyone would want to be outside between June and the end of October...since it didn't get under 90 in the daytimes until November.

Winter is my favorite season deepinahearta.
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jumbodbassman

Quote from: Lightyear on March 26, 2011, 08:57:53 AM
Et tu Brutus!? :)

I love my P and this would truly be my "if you could only have one bass in the entire world" bass - though I do have a thing for mahogany.

Say, have you migrated north yet?

I am a proud fender man.  My gibbies i collect but never show up at a gig without a fender  or fender clone....
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JIM

birdie

My baby is still, and will alwys be, a beat up 58 p with the metal plate. Bought it on 48th st in the late 70s!!
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