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Every 3 months I used to apply few drops of lemon oil on the fretboard then cleaning it off, The neck and fretboard used to feel really slick, in some countries you have to do it. the rosewood after 3 4 months used to get very very dry so oil help keep in it in shape

Lemon oil on the fretboard and string That's how I used to do it in italy

As always great playing been a fun of your stuff for ages

Thank you that looks interesting gonna give it a go Do you wanna, sell it or can I get it from amazon?

Yes I do remember him having like 3 or 4 gus basses

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I just don't get inspired and I never gigged, I rather gig my precision mim

I guess people who love cars or art are more mad then we are

t kind of fit in the context more than the carvin does to be honest and also a bit of a gas for a jazz I just like the feel of an old instrument nowadays and also I realised my love for passive basses

Who owns owned a carvin bass? I own one and has been the bass that I bought then sold then bought it back again the borrowed to a friend (with problems) who pawn it and I bought it back again! I love the bass to bits but not really suited for the kind of music I play. I love how it feels how it sound how it looks but I the same time I only use it at home. do you feel the same for your carvin? Shall I sell it or keep it? Need a jazz bass but I don't have the funds unless I sell this but then I'm scared I want to have it again

I think you can buy them from China for £300

I only pay to support the bass community and basschat! I don't use Facebook anymore so this is where I spend most of my free time. I hardly sell so my £20 a year goes as thank you to you ped for making this happen and I will def help reports idiots