JackBootedThug
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Came home and found this on my porch…..
I think that bass might also be a Kramer....That Kramer is siiiickk
It looks like a JohnsonI think that bass might also be a Kramer....
If it was mine it would say awawa on the headstock.It looks like a Johnson
I'd put "FENDAR DUB BASS"If it was mine it would say awawa on the headstock.![]()
Johnson or Cort era late 80'sBass looks like either a Squier or a Mexican Fender P.
It doesn't look like a Fender headstock though.Bass looks like either a Squier or a Mexican Fender P.
It's a Samick.Johnson or Cort era late 80's
Those basses can be badass.It's a Samick.![]()
Can’t see the headstock but the bottom few inches of it. Which looks like a P headstock to me.It doesn't look like a Fender headstock though.
I cheated and texted him to find out.Can’t see the headstock but the bottom few inches of it. Which looks like a P headstock to me.
Hate is a strong word, but I will say that I’ve given away more P basses than most people have ever owned. For awhile there I kept running into crazy deals on them. At least 3 ( one of which was an American Fender) I got for less than $20. Some needed a tuner or the electronics weren’t working or whatever. So I fixed them up and gave them to poor kids locally who wanted to play but couldn’t afford it.I cheated and texted him to find out.
BTW my bassist recently treated himself to one of those 75th anniv '51 P-Basses. Pretty sweet axe.
I know you are a Spector guy. I've heard them sound killer and I've heard them sound like crap, it just seems to depend on the way the guy playing it dials it in. A P-Bass sits nice in the mix for blues stuff without much hassle. I definitely like his '51.Hate is a strong word, but I will say that I’ve given away more P basses than most people have ever owned. For awhile there I kept running into crazy deals on them. At least 3 ( one of which was an American Fender) I got for less than $20. Some needed a tuner or the electronics weren’t working or whatever. So I fixed them up and gave them to poor kids locally who wanted to play but couldn’t afford it.
I did just sell one of my late father’s Mexican Fender P basses to a buddy of mine for $400 though.
I used to keep one around with flats on it for fill in or pick up gigs. They never worked for me in 3 piece hard rock bands. In 2015 I was strictly using my ‘74 4001. The Spector knocked it to # 2 very quickly.I know you are a Spector guy. I've heard them sound killer and I've heard them sound like crap, it just seems to depend on the way the guy playing it dials it in. A P-Bass sits nice in the mix for blues stuff without much hassle. I definitely like his '51.