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I have.normal hands and manage a chunky precision bass, consider a thin neck bass to increase your reach Equally there are plenty of short scales about, no shame in playing them

Alimony seems a good reason

[quote name='YouMa' timestamp='1483443236' post='3207116'] she has a fantastic ass though. [/quote] Pictures please

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[quote name='mentalextra' timestamp='1483470343' post='3207433'] Who played bass for ABBA? [i]Lay all your love on me[/i] sounds fun [/quote] Rutger gunnarson

Is white with a black plate particularly characteristic of the 60s ?

[quote name='SpondonBassed' timestamp='1483131895' post='3205007'] Using these in combination can deepen your "palette" as it were. [/quote] True I tend to swap about depending what I have to play, I see this as preferable to rigid adherence to one mode

[quote name='Bridgehouse' timestamp='1483008524' post='3204037'] You know, at first I wasn't sure - but I've seen the light and the tort is great. Much better than black with natural finish I think.. [/quote] I might buy some tort for my vintage brand mm copy, now I've seen that

Awesome It even has tort

[quote name='Cato' timestamp='1482602788' post='3201823'] I've become slightly obsessed with the bass line on this over the past few days after hearing it played in a shop recently. I can't believe I never noticed how brilliant it is before. http://youtu.be/qR9x7_refwY [/quote] I like it too Nice looking lady there too

[quote name='HowieBass' timestamp='1482529031' post='3201354'] Yeah, the Squier VM is a nice bass for the money - I like mine a lot. [/quote] I've had the white one but never the natural / def consider it though

Westone (?) did this in the 90s, you got two necks and could swap them over

[quote name='Fabrocker' timestamp='1482423966' post='3200486'] What bass? [/quote] Some wooden bass - sorry I don't know the brand Four and eight string necks Weight wasn't an issue - stretch was

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1482415099' post='3200343'] So how do you tell if a song is in C or A minor? And does it matter? [/quote] Does it sound happy or sad ?

Flat Eric has one, I tried it

[quote name='josie' timestamp='1482348039' post='3199831'] Bruce Springsteen's autobiography - half price at Waterstones - couldn't walk past it. To read during the holiday. ) [/quote] There's time to read during the holidays?

I bought myself a fish man preamp for my 12 string guitar. It has a tuner unlike the apc that comes as standard

[quote name='BassTractor' timestamp='1482275169' post='3199237'] Thanks, man. You know, when writing, foreigners like me can use the sub-set of English that we feel just about comfortable enough with. When reading however, we're on our own. I personally look up some stuff, but sometimes just assume. Some BC members' posts are hard to understand most of the time, whilst other members' posts are normally well-understood. That's not to say I look down on those whose posts go over my head! [/quote] I know this feeling ; I worked in Austria and Germany a lot and my colleagues rather oblique literary references left me baffled as I didn't have the background to know them, and it's not something you pick up in school Humbug is said by mr Scrooge in Charles dickens' "a Christmas carol", expressing his dissatisfaction with jollity and Christmas generally

It's not as hard as it looks, the sig is a general guide to the notes and by inference, chords, that you will encounter in a given piece. Departures are marked by extra flats sharps and naturals.

Buy some used sets on here and try

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I'm humble enough about my own level of talent to take any help offered

You've stolen my life