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kulten
Gold Member
France
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 Posted - 06/14/2009 : 21:18:58
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don't know why, but it seems to me that there is more and more black bass guitars in music shops...
is it my imagination ? or is it true ?
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Brutalitarian Supremacy
Silver Member
USA
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Posted - 06/14/2009 : 22:00:49
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quote:
Originally posted by kulten
don't know why, but it seems to me that there is more and more black bass guitars in music shops...
is it my imagination ? or is it true ?
...might have something to do w/ "metal" being the new fad for the kiddies @ the moment |
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zerksies
Double Platinum Member
USA
3406 Posts |
Posted - 06/15/2009 : 01:43:19
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| try being lefty |
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verivorax
Platinum Member
Canada
1185 Posts |
Posted - 06/15/2009 : 02:27:28
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I'd rather not, thanks... 
I dunno, I see a lot of normal Fender 3-tone-sunburst, and Warwick bare wood. I would rather hear "metal" as a musical fad than 10 more years of bad hip-hop...
In terms of musical instrument trends.. guitars were insanely hot here in 2003 (we had SARSstock, and Jack Black held a red SG), and it's declined ever since - home recording equipment has really dominated the market, not to mention the plague of Rock Band and Guitar Hero (giving the wrong impression about guitar to millions of kids daily!) |
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Dirk
Platinum Member
Netherlands
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Posted - 06/15/2009 : 17:31:42
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These are mine, the left one is a Fender USA, in the shop I had the choice between black and sunburst. So I chose the black one since I already had a sunburst bass, the right one which is made by Samick.
The Fender came with a white pickguard but to make it a little more black, I replaced it with a black pearl pickguard, although it looks a bit blueish on most photos.
What can I say, black always look good no matter what music you play.
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Edited by - Dirk on 06/15/2009 17:33:25 |
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more black bass guitars nowadays ?
