Jean-Luc Pickguard

Can't Keep It In — Cat Stevens

Ain't That A Kick In The Head — Dean Martin

She's So Tough — Mink DeVille

The headstock shape reminds me of the Sei basses Martin Peterson makes

My bass has to be the loudest thing in the room

Mercury Poisoning — Graham Parker & The Rumour

First Cut Is The Deepest — P.P. Arnold

Pornographer's Dream — Suzanne Vega

Everyone has to have a hobby. How else are they going to fill their days.

I Left My Heart in San Francisco - Tony Bennett ot the Residents version

I have the boss waza bass cans. Its a joy to use — not being restricted by cables. Sound quality is great and it enabled me to relearn a loooonnng setlist after the extended lockdown/social distancing break. It isn't cheap but I consider it a worthwhile investment. My way of using it is to take live/rehearsal recordings of the band and remove my bass using RipX. I put these bassless tracks into a playlist on my iPhone and play along using the Waza Air.

Yes — I think I will be able to make it

I'll try to make it. If so It'll be my first bass bash. I'll probably bring: NS Design CR5M, Squier Bass VI, Roland MicroCube Bass RX and some pedals

Entering the tracking triggered the payout — so it did work the same as when buying a label on packlink.

Ya Wanna Buy A Bunny — Spike Jones & His City Slickers

Here Comes The Nice — Small Faces

The Viscount of Monte Cristo — The Noisettes

I wonder what it would sound like to use the case as a plecky. It must be plecky-shaped for a reason.

I 've tried various sets and use D'addario ECB81M Chromes on my three JMJs (and my other mustangs). I used to use TI JF324 on my CIJ mustang and can confirm that they will fit the JMJ without any issues and they will be lower tension than the Fenders or Chromes..

The way the tuners are fitted remind me of someone’s luthiering style

Sex & Rugs & Sausage Rolls - Ian Dury & The Blockheads

Laurel — Goldfrapp

Don't Be Scared — The Handsome Family

Hallelujah I'm A Bum — Harry McClintock

The World of The Invisible — Sun Ra