Colours to go with roasted maple

[Prime_BASS]

To long to read:

As above really

Long version:
Having another bitsa made up, active medium scale jazz bass, will have hotshot B style bridge, some lightweight tuners and dimarzio model Js (unless I find something else I really like ideally musicman single coils), really want something different this time as I've had ebony finger boards for around 5 years now. So going for roasted maple, like the look and the idea of it having a bright tone too, just bot sure on what colour to go for.

I've been really into Inca silver or lake placid blue lately and have owned neither, but like the idea of having no pick guard on as an option and not sure what either of these would look like with a dark maple fingerboard.

Probably not too into black or some shade of white though

Edited June 1, 2017 by Prime_BASS

[Graham]

Surf green

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[ezbass]

[quote name='Graham' timestamp='1496328529' post='3310582']
Surf green

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[/quote]For the win!

[Acebassmusic]

Here's a Sadowsky affectionately known as "Roasted Chicken". Might just give you some ideas (or hunger pangs...lol)

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[TheGreek]

You should be safe with nearly anything in the cream/brown palette and some of the green. If you're not convinced about the green, have a walk in a wood or forest.