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[quote name='Rick's Fine '52' timestamp='1410775961' post='2552870']
Just snagged a nice blonde piggyback bassman, after much searching, so thought i'd get some of my combo's out in the fresh air for a pic:

'52 Precision with '52 TV Bassman, '58 Precision with '59 Bassman, '61 Jazz, with '63 Bassman


[/quote]very nice! :P

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[quote name='Rick's Fine '52' timestamp='1410775961' post='2552870']
Just snagged a nice blonde piggyback bassman, after much searching, so thought i'd get some of my combo's out in the fresh air for a pic:

'52 Precision with '52 TV Bassman, '58 Precision with '59 Bassman, '61 Jazz, with '63 Bassman
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Yummy! :gas: Great to see them together like that B) very nice Rick :)

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Here is my bass a 1962 Precision one of the first laminated boarded ones.
The sickest p I've player or owned to this day.
Is got it from a great friend Peter Covington who playe it on "Astronaut" from the band Valar:
https://soundcloud.com/valar-music/astronaut-4-26-13

I got it refinished this year, it was very tru to the original paint as the original paint was still under the pickguard, also all cavities have the original finish.. I have a sick sick sounding '63 RI precision but there is something with these original old ones that just is magical, nothing else can give you that.

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Blimey.

It's quite interesting how the finishes have aged (or perhaps the original sunburst on the one at the front wasn't as red as the one at the back). Always had a soft spot for stack-knob Jazz basses. Lovely.
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[quote name='Rick's Fine '52' timestamp='1432402577' post='2781201']
My pair of '61 Jazz basses,

http://[url="http://s208.photobucket.com/user/rosesguitar_2007/media/pair%2061s_zps1viowrkp.jpg.html"][/url]
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[quote name='Roland Rock' timestamp='1443037750' post='2871784']
How come the 60s Olympic white finish stays white, but the 70s ones I've seen go custard colour? Something to do with lacquer?
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70s Fenders go yellow due to degradation of a component in the clear poly coat over time. 60s are nitro.

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