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So [b][size=6]does anyone have one they can share any experience of? [/size][/b]

Both really nice, if mine I'd probably go with Macassar just to be a bit different. I don't recall seeing another Wal with that kind of stripe grained wood before. ( and if you don't like it when its finished, you can always pass it on to me )

No wonder you've offloaded that P bass. Split coil and a twin Jazz! Would like to hear that sometime.

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1416855880' post='2614368'] What are the slots on the upper body - sound holes? [/quote] Apparently so.

Stealth mode

Ooh Shiny

Stupidly light, the white one above is approx 6.5 lbs! Has some acoustic volume with it being hollow body so could be used to practice. The more I read the more sense they make.

[quote name='rungles' timestamp='1416852124' post='2614309'] Jerry Auerswald is another one to check out if you like this sort of thing. He's a true innovator - he built the original Prince 'Symbol' guitar. [url="http://www.auerswald-instruments.com"]http://www.auerswald-instruments.com[/url] [/quote] Now these would really stand out down the local open mic night.... Not my cup of tea though

Cheers Andy, i saw it was for sale last year I think?

I'd post a pic but its a pain on an iPhone

Nah, they've been producing those designs for 10 years or more. I'm interested in these http://www.basslab.de/pics/instruments/soul/index.html

Depends on your age.... But no 28 isn't that young. I wouldn't have guessed she was 28 though.

Welcome Specifically looking at the Soul model. As its a hollow body ( actually the whole thing is hollow !) wondering how it sounds? There's loads of samples on the site but mostly all virtuoso types, looking for more traditional playing in a band kinda situation.

So does anyone have one they can share any experience of? Any real life experienced users here? Interested to hear what impressions users have. Tonally and practically. How hardwearing is the composite neck and fretwork?

Not what I expected at all. I shouldn't be surprised really, the voice is just as mature as her playing in such young talent.

And another.... Ain't no mountain high enough http://youtu.be/kAT3aVj-A_E

Another piece of Jameson magic, (aren't they all?) but shown in a very watchable format http://youtu.be/At3OP5CvIRY

Think I might pull the trigger on this one. I've heard on several occasions that these have been preffered over a later ProI. So going off the pup positions, do these do a decent Jazz tone?

It's a never ending growing list. Mark King 80-90s Pino on most of the tracks he played with Gary Numan, D'angelo and countless others. Les Claypool. Flea. Michael Manring. Brian Bromberg. Daniel Romeo. Ben Ezra. Stu Zender. Robert Trujillo - infectious Grooves. Whoever played bass for Pharrell @ Glastonbury this year. McCartney. Recently Joe Dart of Wulfpeck. Jaco obviously. Very rarely the noise I make