Jean-Luc Pickguard

Worn Out Papa Blues - Bessie Smith

Chirpy Chirpy Chimp Chimp - Middle of the Road

Short & Curlies - The Rolling Stones

Gold - The Handsome Family

Idiot Wind - Bob Dylan

Don’t take your buns to town - Johnny Cash

Charlie's Enormous Mouth - Frank Zappa

A Toast To The People - Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson

Nun of the above - Frank Zappa

Somewhere else to be - The Handsome Family

Carlsboro... Probably the worst amps in the world

Love Hanover - Diana Ross

one with four strings?

There's no greater feeling than standing in front of a great sounding stack (in my case Ashdown ABM600 evo iv & a pair of cabs) dialled in and cranked up, playing a tight groove with a decent drummer, with a breeze on your back from the speaker displacement, and every note being felt through the floor.

Making Love To A Vampire with A Monkey On My Knee - Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band

My newly acquired squier classic vibe competition mustang came from the previous owner upgraded with a pickup from a vintera mustang and CTS pots. The soldering job wasn't the best - I've improved some of the connections by reflowing the existing solder and adding some extra, but I will probably remake the loom at some point to make it look a bit prettier. Surprisingly the original jack socket was still in place so I replaced it with a switchcraft from my bits box. Also surprisingly, the CTS pots used were splined split shaft pots rather than the solid shaft type which fit the knobs best, and one half of the shaft on tone pot had snapped off so the knob couldnt be fitted. I was originally going to replace the pot but instead built up the shaft using two part epoxy putty (milliput). I also filled in the gap between the halves of the volume pot to strengthen it. The knobs are easy to fit now and there's no danger of half the shaft breaking off again.

Orgasm Addict - The Buzzcocks

Even Ray Charles wouldn't have mistaken that for a Fender

Einstein a go go - Landscape

Permanent Vacation - Marion Sodd

It looks wrong to me with the schaller bridge especially as it is set so far forward. It looks a guitar design made into a bass with seemingly little thought of its ergonomics as a bass.

Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers - ZZ Top

I have a few basses with a chrome bridge & nickel tuners. Doesn’t look weird at all unless the string guide on the headstock is chrome.

I don't know about the standard classic vibe mustang basses, but the body edges of my competition orange one certainly have a noticably smaller radius than my various Fender mustangs. I've done all the little jobs that it needed and now that it has flatwounds its a pretty decent mustang. I couldnt get the action quite as low as I'd like so I'll probably take it to Camden sometime to get the frets levelled. I'll probably take it to tomorrow's gig as the 'just in case' bass as backup whichever of the JMJs I take.