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  1. Hey Dean - is this still for sale? If so, what's the price? Cheers Frank
  2. Is this reverb still for sale? Does it come with an adaptor? If not, what did you use it with? Cheers
  3. So after the the recommends on here to get a P bass, I got a Jazz after all! It was a deal too good to miss - 6 years old but hadn't been out of the case for the last 5. I love it. It plays like a dream and the sounds great too. But don't worry - I kept the Ibanez. So now I've got two great basses. And here they are
  4. I'm checking out a bass at the weekend - an MIM Fender Jazz. I'll obviously see if the neck is straight, if there's any buzzes and dead spots, but is there anything else I should look for? Any info. much appreciated...
  5. Hey guys, thanks for all the input. Yes - my Ibanez is active and does have roundwounds on it. I tried both Fender and Squier Precisions at the weekend. Great sound, but I just couldn't get along with the neck. Just too chunky, especially after the Ibanez. I'll try the Jazz again, and with flats 'cos I've never used them. Yes - I don't really have the 'need' for another bass, but I could do with a back up, and I just fancied getting another one! I suppose I've come to the conclusion that the Ibanez does really do all the things that I want so I'll probably go for a Squier to keep costs down. All other recommends welcome though!
  6. I play an Ibanez Roadster RS924 which I bought in 1987. It lay dormant for about 20 years until I started playing again about 4 years ago. It still plays and sounds great, but I wouldn't mind getting another bass (I suppose we all get these impulses now and then!). I play in a band with a post-punk sound and I can get a great trebly New Order sound with the Ibanez, but I now also play a more 60s soul influenced sound. I've got the cash for a new MIM Fender and I recently tried out a Jazz, 'cos I was told that would get that soul sound. It sounded great, but I'm now thinking that really the Fender Jazz would just be a duplicate of the Ibanez so perhaps I should be looking for something else. I haven't experience of playing that many basses so I'd be interested to hear any comments. Is it worth getting the Fender Jazz, or could somebody recommend other basses which might be a bit different and worth looking at?
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