Telebass

The house move demon really DID eat it - not seen it since!

[quote name='Bassassin' timestamp='1385215365' post='2285688'] Or Squier/Squire. Jon. [/quote] This. Surprised I haven't ground away my teeth...

[quote name='Graham' timestamp='1385193906' post='2285429'] In my old metal band I frequently had from one of the guitarists: "sh*t, I've forgotten my power cable/Instrument cable/amp jack again, Graham can I use your spare?" I swear I used to bring duplicate sets of all my cables so I knew we'd actually be able to play. Edit: to the point where I was using speakon with my amp, but used to bring a jack cab cable as well for the times he would forget his. [/quote] This sounds vaguely familiar!

I have a LMII in a combo and a LMIII head. Nuffink else needed, guv. *And had the combo 7 years! Blimey, where did that go?

That's actually quite a good deal!

Shall take an extra fretted bass today...

Yes, that's the one. It sounded fine, although I basically used it with the P pickup only, as I wasn't looking for any other sound. Afterward, I did do some pickup tinkering to even out the levels a bit, as the Wizard was overwhelming the Squier P pickup a bit. I am also constantly amazed by the neck on this - slim front to back, approaching Jazz width at the nut, it is SO comfortable!

No, it's a blues/jump jive jazzy setup with gtr/bass/harmonica/keys/sax/drums. So to some extent, I had places to hide, as it were!

Just over an hour into a four-hour rehearsal, my no2 Precision starts to emit a speaker-flappingly loud earth hum. I do the next three hours with my teeth gritted playing the new Squier fretless Precision, which I've had about 3 hours noodle time on! Fortunately, no-one seemed to mind, and I was beginning to enjoy myself quite a lot come the end! Phew!

[quote name='geoffbyrne' timestamp='1384599163' post='2278501'] I'd like to know what you are doing to the poor bass to make the neck work loose - I've never heard of it in 50 years of working with basses & guitars. G. [/quote] This. Never had such a problem in 40+ years of Fender playing.

Indeed, but now all three are so nice, I don't know which one to pick up! Mind you, nice situation to be in!

Sold Rich a P pickup. It's all good n smooth! Den

Sold Will some strings, lovely transaction, recommended! Den

***slightly late, sorry!*** Sold Ash a plexiglass p body - lovely smooth transaction. I know it's moved on since, so hope his back didn't suffer too much! Den