What really doesn’t work for me is that “double burst”:
Burst on the bass, burst on the pickguard.
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Yep. Not good.
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Violin bass with F holes-maaaaaaaaate
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This is from 2009, but it shows my favorite burst on my metallic silver Modulus.
I love those Toast Machine shirts too.
I don’t know if we have anymore… I’ll have to look.
This is a shot from, of course, The Phoenix Theater.
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Those are definitely bucket list instruments. Do you still use it?
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I do use it… but the more time goes by, The Modulus becomes the Toast Machine bass. The music I get asked to play on never sounds good on it.
(Soul, funk, americana, country).
It’s such a beefy, clean, precision instrument. It sounds aggressive even at low volumes. It’s amazing for modern worship music, metal, and impractical solo-y stuff.
It’s the Toast Machine bass. I use it for tracking metal riffs (check 'em out: The Ultimate & Eternal Album | Gio Benedetti) and for writing Toast Machine-esque bits. That’s it these days.
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That’s awesome @Gio love the music.
Petaluma, 2 of my mountain bikes were from SoulCrafts Cycles. I picked both up in Petaluma.
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Just a great look
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I am fully okay with this one 
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Eww. ugh. One of my favorite basses, in a truly bad burst:
Went a little heavy with the airbrush there, champs.
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That’s quite a nice metallic burst!
Also, BONGO! Yay Bongo.
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When you look at it in person, it looks like you could jump into it and swim away!
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It’s really the only MusicMan product that interests me, I just love the styling.
sorry to resurrect this painful thread, but I had to show you this Jazz Bass (it’s a 90’s Washburn Lyon series with a Squier J neck) 
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Is that one of yours?
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