Dang. Cool bass @Whylee.
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Now you’re showing off… j/k
That’s a great looking bass
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I hear ya @eric.kiser.
Even in person it kind of looks3D and textured, you almost expect it to feel soft to the touch.
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Oi loiks da Blu!
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I agree Joe. That metallic red on the Yamaha was the primary reason why I wanted it
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I gathered my basses together for a family photo:
On the left, a Peavey Millennium J-bass bought used (34" scale).
On the right, a Squier Classic Vibe Jaguar PJ (32" scale)
In the middle, the Hofner Ignition violin bass (30" scale).
I switch back and forth between them every day; I probably play the Peavey and the Squier more than the Hofner, though.
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I love the Peaveys, they’re such a joy to play. I have a Milestone JJ, and I love it. Nice looking family.
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Yamaha does Candy Apple Red very well 
My first bass was a red TRBX304. Loved it.
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Nice looking gear David!
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Hey Josh,
What about your white Squier JB? 
I absolutely love that one!
I wish you all the best! Thanks for putting the course together.
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Ya, you sure kinda did.
Great choice and looks terrific!
I think you will love that bass.
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Nice!
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When I pulled up your post I saw your screen name and a picture of your new bass and thought, that’s not blue. 
That is a really nice looking Jazz Bass.
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But it ‘could’ be ;3. Lol thanks! =3
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Lol whoops!…got extremely lucky at a local shop. Soon as I saw it online I had to go up and get it. A jazz bass is what I ironically wanted to start out with…but had to settle for the Washburn. But now I got a precision and a Jazz Bass, which I’m happy with =3
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