You know the rule: No pics, no bass. It just doesn't exist until we see it here.
Please: The images you post should be images of basses that you've owned at one time or another. It's no problem if you've flipped a bass that's in here, or even if the image is of a bass you used to own. Scans from elsewhere, with permission from the copyright holder, should be in a thread of their own.
Max image size here is 1920x2500, which works very nicely inline using IMG tags and a modern display. Anything bigger will be truncated, cutting off lower-right. 1920x2500 is actually a non-standard resolution, but it allows a lot of leeway when cropping & resizing images. You just have to remember to turn off proportional resizing so that changing one dimension doesn't affect both.
Please try to keep any comments or questions in separate threads in the forum. If you really absolutely for certain HAVE to verbosely drool within the thread, please keep the truncation fairies at bay by limiting yourself to a single line.
Any slobbering on keyboards is at your own risk.
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Apparently, Photobucket has decided to monetize your sharing of YOUR images. It isn't anything as crappy as watermarking them with ads, but they are blocking hot-linking them without a paid subscription. You can tell this because instead of displaying your image they feed this:
So what to do? As a temporary workaround, you can right-click on the warning and "View image in new tab". This is kind of a chore but it works. It might also enable the image to display properly - at least for a while. You can also edit your posts and add the images as an attachment. A better solution is to move your images over to IMGUR.COM. Either way, you'll need to edit your posts to fix the URL that points to your image, but it works and it's (so far) free.
This has been going on for a while and no one has noticed or said anything. I'm going to leave posts with these blocked images up for a while - a month or so. After that, I'm sad to say that I'll start some house cleaning and remove them. That's a LOT of images of some very nice basses, but I'd rather have these links work the way they should.
Ken...
Edited 3/17/2021