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Did you name your bass(es)?

ThunderBassist Jay
Posts: 1086
I decided my basses should have names. The oldest, the BEAD tuned Ibanez has the right to be called ThunderBass. The blueburst G&L will be Big Blue from now on; big for the tone, blue because of the colour. I'm still in doubt about the white P Bass I recently bought. It'll be White Punk or Rebel. I just dunno yet.
IamMark
Posts: 1103
I had a white Squire P-bass once. It was metalic pearl white. I called it me “Pearl bass”.

I never named my G&L.

My 6-string neck-through mahogany bass is affectionately called, “boat anchor”. And my custom 5-string blue fretless that Marko helped me make has been named, “Blue Angel” by my daughter.
Marko1960
Posts: 3143
Leo Fender named my basses to save me the trouble
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Leo Fender named my basses to save me the trouble
You're lucky to own Fenders. What if they would have been Ibanezes?
Marko1960
Posts: 3143
Ones a Music Man, still one of Leos though
Marko1960
Posts: 3143
Ones a Music Man, still one of Leos though
2nick3
Posts: 533
Hey Marko - how do you like the thumb rest? I added one on my Project Bass (that's its name, for now, and included to be on topic) and I haven't gotten used to it yet.
katlady
Posts: 10
Mine's a Fender named Dennis, after a friend of mine who has a booming baritone voice!
Sidsquishus
Posts: 1499
No, I don't name my basses. I can't remember Marko's name, address, and phone. I wouldn't be able to remember them if I named my basses.
Marko1960
Posts: 3143
2nick3, yeah the thumb rest works fine for me, better than using the E string or the pick up.
Sid, I'll inbox my details AGAIN lol
Sidsquishus
Posts: 1499
Thanks Marko. Sorry 'bout that.

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