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Seafoam blue. It is from the sea 🙂
Be more funny Spunde.
That does look a little weird. I have a seafoam Mustang bass from Sweetwater. It definitely looks seafoam green… not blue like it looks there. That one looks more like the sonic blue. They are great basses. Mine sounds just as good as my P-bass.
that’s sonic blue, no?
Great for alt tuning with minor changes, but truss rod adjustment, if it has one, shouldn’t be necessary. String sizes/open tuning: .030/C-.050/G-.070/D-
.090/A. My point for this being, the low E on a 30″ scale is usually on the flabby/dull side sonically. Secondly in a slap & pop/funk style of playing, the open A sounds awesome hit with the thumb, & a very punchy E note is on the 7th fret. On another note so to speak, I like a 34 or 35 inch scale 4 string tuned .130/B-.110/E
.090/A, .070/D. Yes, 2 bass players. Ya feel me?
Do you mean daphne blue? I guess the studio lighting is messing with the the tint.