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it feels to me that there are almost 2 schools of thought here. When i learnt modes i was taught that the different modes were the same scale i.e same notes played from a different starting point. It certainly seems that other people have the same thought. However, when the major talks about using modes he is introducing different notes from the original scale. This certainly sounds that it has the potential to add more flavour to your improvisation. However i am now really confused. For me i am currently in the process of learning all the notes on the fingerboard so i have a much better understanding of all the notes in a scale as opposed to knowing the shape and leading from the root. Any suggestion for getting to grips with learning fingerboard would be great.

Hi All new ACG, rosewood top, zebrano strip with walnut body, single pick ups, zebrano fingerboard, neck ebony, maple, bubinga and wenge. My compliments to Alan a beautifully made instrument. Single pickups with ACG pre. So much variety of tone, 35" scale alloy side dots and no radius. some pics for you........

just found this website [url="http://www.musik-produktiv.co.uk/(s(y9yd7jaa5ubn0ojsbzdcn4pi))/guitar-bass/electric-basses/electric-bass-guitar/sandberg.aspx"]http://www.musik-produktiv.co.uk/(s(y9yd7j...r/sandberg.aspx[/url] lots of sandberg bass's at reasonable price and will post to the uk Have look, N

dia tonic triads moving up the finger board uses all the fingers on left and right hand, think of the bass line to IQ, you can use in varoius different grooves and intervals. nathan

GAK look to be one of the cheapest at £799, don't know what the postage is though hope that helps, any one find cheaper then please post lowfer

i like the laklands a lot but just out of my price range, so looks like it may have to be an american, the only draw back is that i don't really like any of the colours,,,,,,,,,,,decisions decisions!!!!!!

Hi All, looking for a bit of guidance, i have now decided that i am a jazz man through and through. I am going to be looking at replacing my music man in the near future with a jazz . I have found a new american standard Jazz for £799, however i have also spent some time looking at the fender jap jazz basses @ Guitar Emporium, i have narrowed this down to the 62 reissue with american vintage pick ups coming in at £759, would need to buy a heard case as don't get one. This is bringing the price up to a very simialr level. One advatage of the jap is the number of clours that are available. Now to the question, which one is going to be the better bass and give me the best value for money against performance and re sale. look forward to your responses Cheers Nathan