Bricksnbeatles
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That’s sorta what the brown sugar glimmer is. Hard to describe, but it’s more of a gunmetal than a brown sparkle
Even more new Tayda colors!
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Bricksnbeatles
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Two more new ones...
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Really digging the pastel green. I just finished up a handful of designs to order, but now I really wish I had one to do on the pastel green too! Really lovely color!
125B Style Aluminum Diecast Enclosure Pastel Light Green
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125B Style Aluminum Diecast Enclosure Pearl Gray
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Really digging the pastel green. I just finished up a handful of designs to order, but now I really wish I had one to do on the pastel green too! Really lovely color!
Bricksnbeatles
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here's one with an actual pic of the pearl grey
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1590BB Style Aluminum Diecast Enclosure Pearl Gray
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UtilityBeltFX
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Two more new ones...
125B Style Aluminum Diecast Enclosure Pastel Light Green
Tayda Electronics - Get It Fast - Same Day Shipping125B Style Aluminum Diecast Enclosure Pearl Gray
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Really digging the pastel green. I just finished up a handful of designs to order, but now I really wish I had one to do on the pastel green too! Really lovely color!
Man that Pastel green is giving me about 182 Pop-Punk ideas!!!
Bricksnbeatles
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Not quite my taste, but I was thinking a low tide mini or a DEFX Hooke would be really nice for a surfy vibe
Feral Feline
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Seafoam Green, a popular '60s Fender colour it would seem.
almondcity
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Damn that's a hot color
MichaelW
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I just ordered one of these, doesn't look like Seafoam Green to me, but it's hard to tell from the pic (or being colorblind hahaha)
GizzWizzKing
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A sea monk in that color would look amazing. but I question if they are ever coming back into stock since MBP seems to be all over the VFE stuff.
benny_profane
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Is that the pearl grey on the left? How durable does it seem?
MichaelW
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Looks more like a "Mint green" to me in that pic
It is and it seems fine. I’ll let you know when I drill. Hopefully it’s not a Ball Silver type situation.
I’d say that’s accurate
Feral Feline
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I was thinking pistachio.
You're spot on about the Sea Foam, that earlier enclosure is more Surf Green than Sea Foam
Bricksnbeatles
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Surf green— my favorite of the classic fender colors. For years I’ve been promising myself to build a surf green fretless p bass, and go absolutely crazy if Squier did an FSR run of ‘61 style bass VIs in surf Green or Sonic Blue
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Feral Feline
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That fretless'd look really cool with a MAPLE fingerboard (marine epoxied to protect it).
I like the feel of rosewood, though, which would be easier and also look good.
Bricksnbeatles
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The plan is an unlined Ebony fingerboard with a 7 1/4” radius to make it have the vaguest resemblance in feel to an upright. Single ply white pickguard, chrome pickup cover, and flatwound strings to tie up the outfit nicely
Feral Feline
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How about a compound radius?