Telebass

Used Lemonrock.com for the whole life span of RRO (nearly 8 years), to great effect. Will certainly be using it again. Does seem to have greater effect in some areas, eg the far south west (the South West Gig Guide was a large piece of what became Lemonrock), and Hertfordshire.

I've found that both Chromes and TIs still keep some bite, even after years, so maybe there's eq in there somewhere also. Th TIs are about two years old - barely run in.

18... 😨

Clean. I'd clean Jamerson's bass if I found it, the hell with the 'funk'.

Indeed it is. Glad I don't suffer that particular GAS variant!

And why not?

GAS-proof...

I have Chromes ECB81-5 on my Squier P5 and they are fine.

I don't see anything wrong with having loads of basses. It's just become unnecessary for me. And I'm impressed by all the extra space I have!

Can't stand: Single cuts Jazz body shape Blank pickups - I like me them pole pieces too! Anything with highly figured wood in it, bar flame or birdseye on a maple neck. Through necks. Actives, although not a necessarily visible thing. So, Precisions it is, then!

Have really had a good clear-out over the last few months. Now just two basses left, my Fender bitsa and the Squier P5. Everything I need, nothing I don't.

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1438777713' post='2837128'] No, no, no, no, NO!! Electric bass guitar is not and should not [i]ever [/i]be a solo instrument. It only shines [i]in concert[/i] and in a supporting role. If you're a bass player and for some unfathomable reason want to play interminable 'solos' then for God's sake do everyone a favour and buy a guitar. Then go and play it somewhere where I can't hear it! All that Jaco/Manring/Wootten stuff leaves me cold... like a stupid dwarf, it's not big and it's not clever. [/quote] Entirely agree.