josh3184

...sorry...

[quote name='ashevans09' post='386954' date='Jan 20 2009, 11:11 PM']He looks homeless in those Shuker photos...[/quote] apart from the one where he's in a house Kinda has the bassist from blur hobo-chic

as a fellow lefty I shouldn't have jointed in the lynching but like wayne said, who?

who? Got a link to a fan site or something?

do people actually want to do this? Cos i'm well up for it

think its worth it just to blind your foes

[quote name='Stewart' post='386837' date='Jan 20 2009, 10:23 PM']It's a gate you'd need[/quote] thats the one!

looks quite cort curbow-esque. Very nice!

just a tad wide o.O Seen this guy before, he's been around for a while if I remember right- good find tho, more abalone than wood!

could always use a limiter to take it out as opposed to manually removing it. Not a great solution, but maybe a good short term one?

I quite liked my ashdown 15-180 (its called the electric blue I think) Loud enough for a pub sized gig too

take this from a lefty musician. Learn right handed while you can. Best advice you'll hear, trust me on that, it'll take about a week or two of feeling its wrong then it'll be fine and you'll thank yourself further down the line. Your bank manager probs wont tho *Edit* if you're absolutely hell bent on getting a left handed bass, try the lefty market thread in my sig, "whynot" is seling a nice started bass for £80 and he's a great guy to deal with Then again you could probably get a similar quality right handed bass for half the price Mixed messages or what?

ask bassassin, he'll give you the answers you desire- plus can probs put you in the right direction to find one for cheap

hmm, might be an interesting proposal actually- plus its an impromptu bass bash AND chance to meet my current favorite new bass builder (more arse licking on request)

ooh I think thats topped my list at most liked modern fender!

I've been tempted by the look of these- can't say I'd take it over any number of basses in that price range tho. Each to their own of course!

argh tempted now. Thank god I live up north or i'd be over this like a fly on... well you get the idea

I'd love to do what you're doing, good luck!

the money man in me says buy this then split it up- can probably make a bit of dosh. If you want something out of it you could probs sell the rest and cover any cost incurred- free cabs! Yay!

anything musically related I think (could be wrong). Something that struck me is that its free money too. Instead of buying the bass straight up, with interest free installment inflation means you can probs save about 5% of the instrument cost.