Thanks to Levi for taking these pictures and going to check out the damage while we are out on the road. Without question, it was a lot harder to look at these photos than I thought it would be. I keep thinking of all my memories with this bass: from straight ahead jazz and salsa gigs in South Texas to MM recording sessions and touring. With the help of my parents, I bought this bass in 1997 from a student at UNT, and I started lessons there with various teachers, learning the basics in classical and jazz.
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We've had so much flood damage from this(and narrowly escaped a tornado by 3miles for me) I hope you get it fixed soon.
Oh no! That makes me feel awful...for you. I can't imagine. I'm so sorry. Is it fixable or totally gone for good?
Vaya!!! eso duele... espero que pronto puedas arreglar y restaurar tu bajo.
I hope you find a way to repair this, Roy. Seeing you rock this bass was one of my favorite moment from the Armisitice tour. Praying for the best, for all.
I'm so sorry. :(
I knew that was going to hurt. It was sorely missed in salt lake! I hope it can be restored. I'd be willing to chip in my pittance towards the project if needed. Hoping insurance will help.
After the first post I envisioned it in literal pieces. Glad that isn't the case at least.
I'm sorry, brotha. I hope you are able to restore it.
I'm terribly sorry to hear about your bass.
OMG that looked like a really good bass. It must cost heaps to get it fixed. I'm a musician aswell so I know how you feel. hope it all goes well. come visit me at http://timeoutwithmini.blogspot.com
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