I’d do the Tahitian Pink but that’s me lolol
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If I do the pink, it’ll be the shell pink that they have in stock atm. The Tahitian coral won’t be available for a few months still.
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I am a big shell pink fan. I did shell pink for the bronco and did not even look for tahitian
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i’d go silver sparkle but i’m kind of partial to sparkle/metallic finishes
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Not really my aesthetic, but it’s got a lot of personality and I’d strongly consider it if I was buying one.
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Both aesthetics are right in my wheel house, I’m leaning towards the silver sparkle though. If I ever get on a stage with it, I’m gonna light up like a disco ball. That seems freakin cool.
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Watching an old White Zombie video earlier, I was reminded of how cool I thought this bass of Sean Yseult’s is.
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Same here. When I saw the Root Beer Sparkle finish on the Reverend Wattplower Mk 2, I HAD to have one. The photos look good. It looks even better in person. IMO, the sparkle headstock is very cool!
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!!!
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That’s the one that’s on it’s way here.
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Love mine. A beauty.
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1989 Yamaha MB-IIIR
This ticks a lot of boxes.
- red
- slanted P/J
- SBV-style headstock
- string-through bridge
- very nice cutout with a solid looking neck join
- Yamaha branded hardware but looks Gotoh to me; the tuners definitely are
- 34" scale with a thin 36mm nut
@Al1885 fyi
It’s downunda:
@TNKA36 @Gloucestre fyi too 
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That is literally down the road from me 
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Sleek design 
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Sharp looking Bass for sure. Pretty contemporary or modern looking for something that is 36 years old. Nothing wrong with that. I like the design of it.
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Ticks all boxes for me too except for headstock. I like the Samurai for its unique overall aesthetic.
Love the simple ingenious way they the do the 4 bolt but still provide contour to the upper frets. I’m warming up to the headstock. I am, I am. 
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Nice blacked out Sire MM there!
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