MM Ray with gold hardwear

[drTStingray]

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Ostentatious it is - Liberace, definitely - buying it I'm not.

But where do you guys get the bathroom idea from?? I know us bass players can get into the obscurest of peculiar imagery but this is a step beyond me completely - is it some special undergraduate metaphysical language - I've come across a few of these in the past - the perpetrators usually look back with acute embarrassment a few years later.

I'm new here you'll have to explain the joke - I see a lot of you play Fenders and even very expensive Fender copies - I'm guessing you all have the standard common all garden chrome taps on your historic vintage bathroom furniture?

[bartelby]

It just remind us of things like this...

Edited May 3, 2012 by bartelby

[drTStingray]

Gotcha - yeah very Beckingham Palace!

[stingrayPete1977]

I dont do horse brass hardware myself either, I did have it on a bass collection SB320 that looked nice against the trans green finish but that has been sold and I cant see anymore basses with gold bits coming my way.

[ThomBassmonkey]

That's horrible. Rays are in that category with P basses, very much a working bass. They don't deserve to be blinged up, they should be left as they are.

[4 Strings]

The more I look, the more not for me.