I'm just being silly, of course.
My Wal was the best recording bass I ever had. It was one of the original Pro series and could do everything. The problem is - and I'm honest enough to admit it - was that it could do so much, I couldn't get my head around it all. Sadly, I'm quite a simple person when it comes to basses.
Was heavy though! I got offered an obscene amount of money for it by an Amercian and then sold it. I'd love another one, but I'm not recording anymore really.
Any vintage bass collection needs a Wal I'd say.
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Oh dear, properly bad luck then...
Funny, when I look down at my Wal I think, "Crikey, this is beautifully made, ergonomically designed bass that hangs just nicely, feels perfect in my hands and serves up every tone I've ever wanted it to make... " but then again Your Milage May Vary, horses for courses, one man's meat, each to their own, takes all sorts and all that malarkey...
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