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Remember, the shop is in [i]Beijing[/i], not the UK. I doubt the rules are anywhere near the same...

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Howdy! Would prefer an EB2-D myself...

Howdy! Wot's Cubase?

[quote name='Pete Academy' post='904665' date='Jul 25 2010, 12:20 PM']I just feel lucky to be able to play good music to people that appreciate it.[/quote] +1 Can't say fairer than that.

Howdy! My break was a mere 17 years! Nice Jazz!

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Welcome! English just fine! As you see, I'm a bit of a Fenderman too!

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All of it - wade in! Watch your wallet in the For Sale bits, though...

Howdy! UK luthier? Try John Shuker. There are many people on this forum who play his basses.

Mucho welcomeness! Everything you need to know, it's here. Somewhere.

[quote name='Musicman20' post='898045' date='Jul 18 2010, 01:45 PM']Basically a +1 there. The problem is with moving on from a Fender, is that nothing looks quite as cool, and thats it.[/quote] Exactly. Nail on head. I used RS66s for decades, then lately Rotobass nickel-plated, a bit warmer. Don't like EBs or GHS Boomers, oe Elites. Not tried DR yet. Currently have TI Jazz flats on the split-coil. Wondrous! A p-bass just looks like a Strat? A bit reversed there, that is...

Go to them all, and have fun!

I just got hold of "Standing In The Shadows of Motown", the book/CDs. Phew. Scary. Guy was [i]the[/i] bassman, man...

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Howdy, from someone not too far away - when you're in Plymouth, that is! We'll soon have you weaned of your g***ar!

Howdy! I'd say the Squiers, but then I'm a biased old traditionalist...

Just about anywhere! Start on General Bass Discussion, maybe, to get the feel of the place. And welcome!

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