Hmmm, this music store-brand bass looks interesting (Don R. Miller & Co)-PICS!

[Dave W]

Wow, you can't go wrong at that price.

[Denis]

Thanks! I'm more than pleasantly surprised with the deal as a whole. The TNT 130 is a great sounding amp!

[godofthunder]

 That is really cool, nice score! I like the look of that!

[Highlander]

Nice...

[Hörnisse]

Beautiful bass Denis!

[Barklessdog]

I really like the construction and woods.

[Psycho Bass Guy]

Those 70's Japanese neck-throughs are monsters. Is the pickup a DiMarzio?

[Pilgrim]

Damn, that thing is beautiful!  And an amp with it?  You made out like El Bandito.

[jumbodbassman]

that's a score.  well done.  enjoy

[daan]

Late to the party, but very cool. I wonder if mine would look like that if I stripped it down.

[Dave W]

Probably not. If it were appearance grade, with or without a veneered top, it would probably have had a transparent or semi-transparent finish. Only one way to find out, though.

[Denis]

Late to the party, but very cool. I wonder if mine would look like that if I stripped it down.

Is yours a Don R. Miller bass, then?

[slinkp]

That TNT-130 will probably last forever!

I had one way back when I was 15, and could not get a sound I liked out of it, but I have no way to judge how much that had to do with being 15

[Hörnisse]

I loved those Peavey combo amps back then.  I used a Combo 300 for years and years.  In the late 90's I used a Mark VIII head with a Peavey 410 cab.

I think that other neck through bass is a J.B. Player, Denis.

[Rob]

That TNT-130 will probably last forever!

I had one way back when I was 15, and could not get a sound I liked out of it, but I have no way to judge how much that had to do with being 15

I have a minty mid 80's that can be yours if you are feeling that nostalgic.  They do respond well to a sans amp.