Basses we'd like to get our (left) hands on

[rocker19]

Only a dream, as they have never been produced...RICKENBACKER 4080 LEFTY and PEAVEY T-40 LEFTY...:-) And...IBANEZ JB SILVER SERIES with black square inlays..LEFTY..Have ever you seen any? / Ibanez../

Edited November 21, 2014 by rocker19

[LeftyJ]

That Ibanez is out there, I've seen several and actually know a lefty who owns one. I've played it, and it's really nice but the pickups were replaced with SD Quarter Pounders and I'm really not a fan of those...

A lefty T40 would be awesome indeed.

[pepe1001]

I think that is me Jeroen
Got the originals also. The sound is a bit thin.

If I find another one I am very interested. My opinion the best I have, yet.

[nerkoids]

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I don't care what range they would make a P-bass in, a lefty Squier P would be nice anyway, at the moment they offer us nothing at all.
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They don't even make MiM lefty Ps.

[nerkoids]

mcarp555's lefty '67 Jazz bass... something like that... Macca's bass - would love to have that bass. There are some detractors when it comes to CBS-era Fender stuff, but I think CBS overhauled the Jazz Bass in the right spirit.

I think it looks classy and blingy without being garish. Mind you, the bounded, dot inlay fret board version looks pretty awesome too.

[Graham's Cat]

Fretless lefties especially those with the 'easy' lined necks are very hard to come by. Worse case senario is pulling the wire out of Fender J. They make righties, and they're cheaper . Have a noire Warwick Star for trade or exchange if anyone's interested.

[sblueplanet]

Would love to find a lefty short scale Warwick Thumb like this righty.