Jean-Luc Pickguard

You Beat Me To The Punch - Mary Wells

Even the case looks to be in mint condition. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/266271284398 Not sure of the date, but with the Guild humbuckers it should be somewhere between 1970 & 1977.

1962 to 1972

Banana in Your Fruit Basket - Bo Carter

Ethiopia - Joni Mitchell

Lets Do It Again - Staple Singers

Do it again - The Kinks

Do it again - Steeely Dan

I have some nice guitars and a great modelling amp, but If I was demoted from bass to guitar in a band I'd push so hard against it, any metaphorical bridges would be in cinders.

One uses a great big Marshall Half Stack that weighs a ton, and the other uses a Fender Combo about the size of my Fender Mustang GTX100 guitar combo but weighs about ten times as much.

Nice! I have a red shortie Squier jag just like yours. It was my main gigging bass in my previous band. I upgraded mine with a Fender Hi-Mass bridge and the Yosemite PJ pickups & loom from a Fender American Performer precision.

Dying Crabshooters Blues - Blind Willie McTell

When I had a Dean Pace, my bandmates at the time referred to it as 'The Banister'

Royal Blood? Right Royal Bloody Idiot more like...

I'll have to dig out my B3 and have a play with it now

bĭtch - The Rolling Stones

Now I wanna Sniff Some glue - The Ramones

I'd like a vintage mustang that is as good as my JMJs. Failing that a JMJ that skipped the relicing process on the production line.

I use a Sylvester and Tweety Pie shopping bag from Tesco which cost about a quid. This holds all the bits & bobs I need. Before that I used a Minions one.

Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash

My board has the overdrive last in the chain, however I'm only using a few pedals - no pitch/delay/modulation etc. Mustang Bass -> [Boss TU-3 Tuner] -> [Boss SY-1 Synth] -> [SFX Thumpinator] -> [Boss LMB-3 limiter] -> [Boss ODB-3] -> Ashdown ABM 600 EVO IV The LMB-3 is always on (as is the thumpinator). The grit & dirt in my sound comes from the Amp, and the OBB-3 is used as an extra boost punched in when needed, and never when using the SY-1.

I tried making my own mute once following instructions I found on the internet. I cut a good piece of sponge and put it under the strings but it sounded terrible. Also the jam & buttercream ruined my strings.

its music outlet shop up to their usual shennanigans. I'm sure they know its junk that belongs in a skip

I don’t really know a lot about Justin Meldal-Johnsen’s playing, but he certainly specs up a great mustang bass. I’m glad he wasn’t arrogant enough to insist on his signature being on the front of the headstock. I bought my JMJ mustangs due to them being great basses.