Telebass

Seeing as I play a slab, I'd go for the Telecaster...I dread to think what I'd have to pay for my birth bass - 1953...

I had a fairly gentle go on the 15 at Mansons some time back. I liked it, but it was pricey, and much heavier than my 500W 2x12 rig. I used a flatwound-strung 51RI, so vintage sound was automatic!

Really nice.

Sheesh, she slaps[i] hard..[/i].

Howdy, Kong, nice to meet you! For 15 years, I worked (in England) for a Baden-Wurttemberg based company called W&G, based in Eningen-unter-Achalm, near Reutlingen. I did get to visit a few times, and very nice it was, too!

TI Jazz Flats for me. Don't like the sheer tension of most flats...

Howdy! Yes, easy to bend that GASometer needle...

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1319365541' post='1413033'] ...The electric bass is not a solo instrument in my humble opinion (climbs into wardrobe and puts on tin hat). [/quote] My view entirely! Welcome to the forum!

Howdy!

Nice one! Like it a lot.

[quote name='MacDaddy' post='1367093' date='Sep 8 2011, 10:26 PM']Have been wireless for many years now. Never had any noticeable difference in sound compared to quality cables. No going back [/quote] This. I use a Samson Airline system (it's been superceded since), and although it's a single frequency job, I've not had any insurmountable problems.

It's places like this that make me really regret living in Devon/Cornwall! I will have to attempt a visit...

No. And again, no.

Smallest, probably less than 5, largest, around 5,000.

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Sooooo nice!

Nothing like a P. Never used anything else for long.

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Howdy! Also played the Spars in the past. The [i]distant[/i] past...

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This fifty-something (quite a lot of somethings!) objects to you describing yourself as past it. That would make me [i]well[/i] past it. Harrumph! (Of course, as I've harrumphed, I've essentially declared myself as past it. Rats.) Good luck! If I'm still as busy as I am at 58andtwothirds, you'll have no worries.

Welcome! Nice Precision!

Howdy!