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Re: Show us yer Bass!
yes I was very lucky to get that
second hand store special
medium-high action with flats through the Jansen BassMan is smooth soul city
it needs a re-fret but these things take time
it's hard to let go what you know
second hand store special
medium-high action with flats through the Jansen BassMan is smooth soul city
it needs a re-fret but these things take time
it's hard to let go what you know
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That P Bass is stunning!
You gotta get picture up of that lovely jazz you have too
You gotta get picture up of that lovely jazz you have too
Utter shill for Kapiti Music – http://kapitimusic.co.nzGrantB wrote:Tony, your taste is, as always, very refined. Or as HG would say, "bloody awful".
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this is a '71 Jazz I got from the Rock Shop back in '96(?) when I went to get some strings
it had come in that day so you know timing is lucky
the better photo is by Dave at gearfest thread with Liam Finn holding it
rosewood fingerboard
pick ups are replaced, bog standard Fender's
originals I have but no good
light bass, very funky
do not hold tuning in warmth that well
usual neck dive
records well
goes hi-fi with Sadowsky Pre Amp.
ok for pick style rock but my technique (lack of) means I have not properly explored this.
guitarists like this Bass, IME guitarists like Precisions better.
a generalization if you will but the 5 bass players on here probably know what I'm getting at here.

it had come in that day so you know timing is lucky
the better photo is by Dave at gearfest thread with Liam Finn holding it
rosewood fingerboard
pick ups are replaced, bog standard Fender's
originals I have but no good
light bass, very funky
do not hold tuning in warmth that well
usual neck dive

records well
goes hi-fi with Sadowsky Pre Amp.
ok for pick style rock but my technique (lack of) means I have not properly explored this.
guitarists like this Bass, IME guitarists like Precisions better.
a generalization if you will but the 5 bass players on here probably know what I'm getting at here.
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Re: Show us yer Bass!
foal30 wrote: the better photo is by Dave at gearfest thread with Liam Finn holding it


Utter shill for Kapiti Music – http://kapitimusic.co.nzGrantB wrote:Tony, your taste is, as always, very refined. Or as HG would say, "bloody awful".
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Fender Prodigy Bass (MIA) - got it new when I was just starting and didn't really know how good it was... Other basses have come and gone but only this and a 70s/80s Kimbara Jazz copy have stayed around. Active PJ with stacked volume/pan and treble/bass pots. Jazz profile neck - very smooth to play and really versatile for sound...
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presion Vs jazz - I started out a hard core Pbass guy and now.., it's like the jazz is the mistress,,
I think maybe my next build project will be a 55pbass body with a jazz neck, - anyone here got one of those fender s1 switches that changes the pickups in a P to sound J and V versa?
I think maybe my next build project will be a 55pbass body with a jazz neck, - anyone here got one of those fender s1 switches that changes the pickups in a P to sound J and V versa?
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I'd say a standard push pull pot could do it.Kev77 wrote: anyone here got one of those fender s1 switches that changes the pickups in a P to sound J and V versa?


Ibanez ATK300L
A decent step up from the brandless bass i got with an amp & bag for $60 off trademe. taking the leap from- guitarist come short term dodgy fill in bassist for some friends to -guitarist/part time dodgy bassist


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Re: Show us yer Bass!
so did anyone see who scored that am p bass on tm
he's been on a spending spree!
anyway. thought i'll share what i wake up to every morning.

the malaysians are still bugging me to get a malaysian flag for the wall

anyway. thought i'll share what i wake up to every morning.

the malaysians are still bugging me to get a malaysian flag for the wall
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That is SO cute! Love the retro look.borge wrote:[
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I was so close to posting a mirrored shot to please the likes of youJenesis wrote:

Ha, thanks, I bought it on looks aloneVince wrote: That is SO cute! Love the retro look.


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Here is a (not very well taken) picture of my new Classic Vibe P-Bass at our gig last Saturday night.
It was in a very small Ponsonby Road cafe and I took my CV, an Ashdown EVO II 300w head and an Ashdown 4 x 8 compact cab....

It was in a very small Ponsonby Road cafe and I took my CV, an Ashdown EVO II 300w head and an Ashdown 4 x 8 compact cab....
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It's interesting how they've got this almost tele like scrathplate on an almost strat like body, eh? The bridge looks like its sitting on something along the lines of a Tele's ashtray, too. VERY interesting look.borge wrote:
Ha, thanks, I bought it on looks aloneI hesitate to say Ibanez when people ask what bass i play, Soundgears spring to most peoples minds and I abhor the connotations associated with owning a Soundgear
I had no idea about the Soundgears associations in ppl's minds. Weird. Ibanez is a great brand.
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