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Geek99

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  1. I had one of these and regret letting it go
  2. [quote name='Lozz196' timestamp='1392826147' post='2373176'] Ah yes, I was going purely on new items, if considering used the Classic 50s is a fantastic bass. Used CIJ/MIJs are also worth a look, they have some of the nicest playing necks around for Fenders. [/quote] Yes agree - played one and it was very nice indeed. Pmt knock them out around £500, I would buy one new and I don't say that often
  3. It's not always so, I have withheld refund until safe return of goods with eBay consent
  4. Maybe it's just your neck - my p bass has no dead or quiet notes. The brass plates do work and I don't think they make much diff to dive Edit: used them before on other instruments, not this p bass
  5. They are a bit skinnier but I cope fine with either so it's not a big deal The VMP neck was not over sized on the one I had
  6. Lemon oil revived a pale jazz bass neck I bought recently. It's also good for the wood, stick with it
  7. That's pretty nice - like the blocks
  8. [quote name='M@23' timestamp='1392461608' post='2368976'] I thought all US Standards did? My 2012 P does but 2010 Special didn't and shouldn't have done. [/quote] True IME
  9. If I had £1000...
  10. I had a prosebass and it was brilliant Glwts
  11. Gold sparkle metallic all over or black to purple burst
  12. Well done that girl
  13. It's not exactly GAS but I would quite like a really nice sunburst jazz with blocks and if possible a bit of real mojo or some fake relic No time to play but I just like them
  14. Yum Like the mojo
  15. I've got wood (sunburst and slightly dinged, that is)
  16. Wow that is hot <severe envy>
  17. Geek99

    Less frets

    Dolphins are very good at flip-bass
  18. Wow, I'm a pretty rare phenomena !
  19. I had one of these and it was very good
  20. Ooh pretty And relic too I wish
  21. [quote name='icastle' timestamp='1391883748' post='2362327'] The biggest problem with defretting a dream bass is that you might hate the result and not have an easy way back to where you started. As others have said, buying a spare neck or another instrument would be a far safer option. [/quote] Yep happened to me. Deeply regret doing it to an otherwise fine jap p copy in the early 90s. If I could turn back time Get a cheapie fretless and use that - vintage, squier vmj or some such
  22. [quote name='waynepunkdude' timestamp='1391906034' post='2362624'] Could be worse, could be tort. [/quote] Could be better, could be tort > That is fugly
  23. [quote name='davidpike' timestamp='1391848249' post='2361907'] Don't know if it's a cool thing to admit, but I've always been a big fan of John McVie of Fleetwood Mac. Certainly had a big influence on me when I started out. [/quote] Yes indeed - simple stuff done with taste
  24. I wasn't entirely serious when I suggested it
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