Anyone like bass guitars?
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Re: Anyone like bass guitars?
If anyone is interested in trying a short scale there’s a 1972(?) Fender Musicnaster on TM via Cash Converters.
Refinish and other modifications
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Was rained off early today so had a good couple of hours on the 71 Jazz.
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Seriously considering buying a Fender Pro II P Bass in mystic surf green.
I like one pickup basses and need to make peace with that fact.
I like one pickup basses and need to make peace with that fact.
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It’s nice to have options.
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Rocked the Jazz through the big CTM-300 tonight in a 4 piece. Cool to change things up.
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My bass has been living under my bed and my bass amp a glorified shelf for my laptop bag, I think I should bust it out tomorrow and make some noise!
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rediscovered my love for Roads by Portishead, some lovely double stop bass action ![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
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Now there’s a band I’d love some new music from!!
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Try and practice/play every day. Even if it’s just 30-45 minutes. Good for brain, hands, soul.
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Make a hanger for it in the living room. Play it continuously. Don't be afraid to play the same line over and over - groove before notes.
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I have three hangers / stands full of guitars behind me right now and they're all dusty, I don't think its the availability I need to work oncrowbgood1 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 21, 2023 9:10 amMake a hanger for it in the living room. Play it continuously. Don't be afraid to play the same line over and over - groove before notes.
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Slowy wrote: That's the problem; everything rewarding is just such hard work. Regret takes much less effort.