
https://reverb.com/item/39768430-mid-19 ... ed-guitars
Posting craigslist's links is never good. They're always very short lived.tune_link wrote: ↑Sat Apr 03, 2021 8:11 pmhttps://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/msg/ ... 45891.html
Uhhhhhh okay....but like....did Ed EVER play a Toronado?
And “ CASH OR PAYPAL - NO CHECKS.”tribi9 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 03, 2021 8:45 pmPosting craigslist's links is never good. They're always very short lived.tune_link wrote: ↑Sat Apr 03, 2021 8:11 pmhttps://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/msg/ ... 45891.html
Uhhhhhh okay....but like....did Ed EVER play a Toronado?
he's been trying to sell this since EVH died. like he put it up a week after he diedtune_link wrote: ↑Sat Apr 03, 2021 8:11 pmhttps://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/msg/ ... 45891.html
Uhhhhhh okay....but like....did Ed EVER play a Toronado?
it's back. youtube recommends this to me all the time and i hate it. i honestly think the guitar looked better in orange than the burst he did.
Has this been mentioned before?s_mcsleazy wrote: ↑Mon Apr 05, 2021 1:01 amit's back. youtube recommends this to me all the time and i hate it. i honestly think the guitar looked better in orange than the burst he did.
Without wanting to derail the thread, what are the main downsides to an aerosol burst?
It comes out splattery. Using an actual spray gun and compressor, you get a much better result and you can control the level of paint coming out of the nozzle.PorkyPrimeCut wrote: ↑Mon Apr 05, 2021 8:12 amWithout wanting to derail the thread, what are the main downsides to an aerosol burst?
I might actually start a new thread on this as it's something I've been mulling over for years & I may finally have the space to do it.
Can’t possibly stress this enough - go fuck yourself guyThis music master bass is as good, cool and vintage as they come. It’s had some mod work done to it, but all in the 70s with original parts done by the incredible craftsman in the 70’s, this thing is all 70’s mojo. It’s in incredible shape for its age and sounds/plays absolutely amazingly. It was owned by the touring manager for the ventures and was likely used as a touring instrument for them. This thing has story and vibe and will be an excellent addition to your collection! There’s no other bass like this out there. I’ll try and find a case or bag to ship it in but no original case. Enjoy! One quirk about the mods they did in the 60’s, the tone knob doesn’t work at all, but it doesn’t change the sound of the instrument at all and I’m sure you could wire something in if you’d like. Ships insured for everyone’s sake. No returns accepted on this item, wear is shown in pictures (determine your own condition but it appears excellent to me)
In true Leo Fender fashion, the neck plate was reused from a 60’s bass (hence the serial number).
Has one dead feet (last pic) and could use a setup for some of the slight fret buzz from its age. Audible rattle in the tuners, doesn’t effect playability, tone or when the instrument is plugged in, just when it’s unplugged