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I thought it was Del Palmer?

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1343918394' post='1757322'] I just play... and there they are. [/quote]Thats what i do

I enjoy playing cupids dead by Extreme, bass pretty much follows lead guitar

Ive played with more than that, ive depped for Showaddywaddy.

Pm'd dude

How bout upping your anti depressants?

I have a 78 USA jazz, a '94 CIJ 60s RI and a '96 MIM... The mim is by far the better sounding bass of the three , does this tell you not to change your pickups?

[quote name='TimR' timestamp='1343812449' post='1755468'] Steady on. You've only been in the band 4 weeks yourself. Personally if I were the other guys I'd just ditch the pair of you. You're only more important because it's difficult to find bass players. I don't know how old you guys are but it all seems pretty immature. The new guitarist doesn't fit in - for whatever reason. He needs to go. Calmly and quickly before he gets too comfortable and you end up learning stuff thay needs relearning next month with someone else. [/quote]+1

Ill have a gander at that mate

[quote name='silddx' timestamp='1343668980' post='1753439'] Umm, not wanting to sound negative, but I tried a double bass a few months ago, and despite Clarky showing me the correct technique, it felt like playing a f***ing sperm whale. Your upper body, wrists and hands may be f***ed after shedding for even a few hours, they will simply not be used to the techniques. Your muscles and tendons need conditioning over time. There's a risk that you will seize up a couple of days before the gig and be unable toplay, leaving the band in the sh*t. My reaction is that the responsible thing to do is to let someone else do it, put the work in for a future opportunity, and get a few lessons in the meantime so you get the correct techniques down. [/quote]sperm whale... Ha ha fantastic

[quote name='fxpedal.co.uk' timestamp='1343597719' post='1752625'] Hi guys, Just a quick reminder that our Basschat discount for the Sterling by Musicman Sub Basses will be coming to an end at Midnight on Tuesday. [/quote]leftys??

[quote name='pierreganseman' timestamp='1343591855' post='1752514'] I would say yes, but all companies will ask you what you can bring to the table. After all, why would they give YOU %30, and not some one else? ... just my two cents again... [/quote]thanks for your 2 cents

I gig 2 or 3 days a week, is it possible for me to get an endorsement?

[quote name='mcnach' timestamp='1343553919' post='1751905'] there's always that mirror idea... [/quote]Ha ha

Pete the perv does ours

Don't spose they do a lefty?

[quote name='RhysP' timestamp='1343416788' post='1750528'] Definitely try before you buy - I picked up a mint condition Stingray 5 for a great price & after spending a week with it I'd never been so disappointed with a bass in my life. [/quote]Exactly what happened to me

Cant go wrong with a fender jazz mate.

Ive got some on my P bass, thought i was gonna draw blood after 2 1 hr sets, i put it down to having two gig free weekends.. The rotos are coming off.

I don't like it !! Can you make me one please?

[quote name='mcnach' timestamp='1343343757' post='1749426'] right, I need a mirror that reverses the pickguard, but not me or the bass... Off I go to write a new research grant. You may laugh now, but the future of TV is here! Or maybe I should just get some sleep [/quote]sleep .. Yea good idea

Course they would... n't They'd work if you screwed em on upside down??

By the sound of it a wardrobe will sound better than your 20w practise amp.. Good luck matey and .... Persevere

Makes sense matey unless anyone else can tell you the exact one to get, but i doubt it.. Ive got 2 spare black ones here but they're both left handed.