Geek99

Thanks for the tip

I'd have a relic bass as I like the look but if a pristine bass played nicely I'd keep it that way My choice would be one that I could drop and not be too heartbroken about

[quote name='gjones' timestamp='1424040083' post='2691969'] Why not ask the guy who played it. http://basschat.co.uk/user/35928-jerry-scheff/ [/quote] I read his book, I will do just that.

Im working on bass clef reading That link of yours seems to be in same key as first link posted above

I'm a learner and I have to start with easier material It's for an open mic night

Thanks very much indeed

Anyone ?

Does anyone have dots or tab for this ? Thanks

very nice indeed - that drummer is very good

Oh dear I seem to have upset people, including the OP Apologies all

Sorry Not doubting the craftsmanship but equally I eouldnt buy a new fender either

very nice

[i]nice [/i]- but that is a lot of money for a P bass

Pictures dammit !

I still think it's okay. Bit on the expensive side

I have pics of my five year old playing various basses Her mum is innately musical in way that I'm not Showing talent as a songwriter though

Get a fender no-load tone control, bypasses itself when on full. You can feel a slight bump when rotating it. Looks normal

thanks - will see how the troops feel about doing without me. it may coincide with a kids party or somesuch

[quote name='Roland Rock' timestamp='1421321005' post='2659755'] Welcome Al - there are a fair number of Basschatters in the Nottingham area. Look out for details of a Midlands Bass Bash later in the year and come have play with lots of basses and eat lots of cake [/quote] yes me too, didnt know about the bass bash, although I've been to some past ones. Any idea when or where?

Are those the original pups ? The one I saw last had exposed pole pieces