Jean-Luc Pickguard

I've swapped several compressors and dirt pedals on and off my board, and I'm finally happy with the pairing of the BC-1X and BB-1X. I particularly like that the LED metering on the BC-1X makes it very easy to set up.

To get a feel of what a short scale such as a mustang might be like to play, tune your bass down two semitones and put a capo on the second fret. I play mustangs (currently own five) they're my favourite bass, especially the JMJ roadworn. The orange vintera II looks rather tasty and I have one of the orange squier classic vibes which is a very nice cheaper option.

Oh Ship! — The Buzzcocks

I use flats so I probably do it differently each time — I can't remember. When I get a new bass though, I usually take all the strings off and treat the fingerboard as appropriate before putting on a set of flats. Am I the only person who makes sure a bass is spotlessly clean when selling it?

Depends on the magnets in the pickup: Black for alnico, cream for ceramic

Dazed And Confused — Led Zeppelin

The Size Of A Cow — The Wonder Stuff

This looks like a bargain, but is for pickup only: https://www.cashconverters.co.uk/shop/music-tv--video/musical-instruments/amps--stage-equipment/guitar-amplifier/021000118464

Jack The Ripper — Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

Bitch Please — Snoop Dog

Suck — The Jesus & Mary Chain

Captain Hook — Vulfpeck (Featuring Bootsy Collins & Baby Theo)

Beat On The Bra...t — The Ramones

Living Dole — Cliff Richard

Hire and hire — Jackie Wilson

Well, that's just careless. Where did you remember last seeing your headstock?

Get Behind The Mule — Tom Waits

Come on, we all know that the most important thing about a bass is the logo on the headstock.

Don't Know Wye — Norah Jones

Sinister X-aggerator — The Residents

One thing about these that can come as a surprise is that they fit perfectly in any case or gigbag made for a telecaster. I have a peardrop-shaped hard case that I use for my telecasters, but it also fits my danelectro longhorn like a glove.

You Know You're Wrong — Elmore James

From what I can see in the pics that have been posted, I would say that the body does go with the neck. In particular the shape of the control cavity is familiar.

From the pics it certainly looks identical to the 1990 japanese '62 reissue Precision I used to own. I can't see the strap buttons clearly, but it looks like they might have been swapped out for staplock buttons. I recall there was also a 'hootenanny' strap button on the back of the headstock. It also looks like someone took a dislike to the finish on the back of the neck on yours for some reason.

The Passionfruit of Guavas — Bauhaus