A magical Fender bass

Started by eb2, April 23, 2022, 10:01:25 PM

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eb2

Model One and Schallers?  Ish.

ilan


Alanko

That looks like a long Squier Affinity series headstock?

doombass

So the seller did not get that whoever applied the fake logo did this with the best intention so that nobody would mistake it for a real one. Awesome amount of  faith in humanity.  :o

Dave W

The Fender Prestition is not to be confused with the even rarer Fender Prostitution.

Reported the listing as fraudulent. A seller with that many transactions almost surely knows it's a fake.

Pilgrim

Quote from: Dave W on April 24, 2022, 05:57:10 PM
The Fender Prestition is not to be confused with the even rarer Fender Prostitution.

Reported the listing as fraudulent. A seller with that many transactions almost surely knows it's a fake.

Cool!

That could be part of a long series!

The Persecution
The Prosecution
The Prestidigitation
The Possum
The Postpartum
The POSSSLQ (old census humor: Persons of Same Sex sharing Living Quarters)

And so on....
"A computer lets you make more mistakes faster than any other invention with the possible exceptions of handguns and tequila."

Alanko

I see dodgy Fenders on UK-based gear selling pages on Facebook every week. Always things like "decal put on for a laugh" or excuses like that. Often it's on weird partscasters with a MIA Fender neck paired to a Squier Affinity body with £25 Artec pickups fitted. Total mutts with one or two luxury parts and then cheapness elsewhere.


I played bass briefly with a guy who was convinced he had two MIA Strats. One was a decal'd Squier, Stagg, Sunn Mustang or something like that. It felt like a cheap ratty guitar with rough edges, but he was convinced only MIA Fender was good enough and he owned two of them. I felt slightly bad letting him down, but clearly he had decal-blindness!

Pilgrim

"A computer lets you make more mistakes faster than any other invention with the possible exceptions of handguns and tequila."