LayDownThaFunk

Beatles - In My Life.

Who is gonna phone the police during the middle of a gig in a mosh pit?!

Funk Machine?

Andrew WK - Party Hard.

Just buy a Pitchblack.

I'll take tone anyday...

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Another Girl Another Planet - The Only Ones
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Love that song.

Refused and Soundgarden.

Unless you had a disability, I really don't understand why you would play a stick bass. Unless it was some 80s cheese tribute.

Anything is worth as much as you're willing to pay for it. I, however, don't think they are worth it. I prefer passive basses anyway.

Bass > DI box > amp. Amp fails, DI box takes over. DI box fails, amp is still running.

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Would it have been strung with flats or roundwounds when made by MusicMan?
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Flats. GHS Brite flats.

Just change your strings...

Why not just buy a secondhand Hiscox for £60? Mine is in great nick and I never worry about my bass being damaged. Sorry, I just don't understand this thing about hardcases being bulky and taking up loads of room.

Also, who leaves their bags and bits on stage? Trip hazard much?!

They might be Rotos but the US version.

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What I mean is that if some members of the band want to invest in in-ear monitors, let them. Those who prefer to stick with stage monitors can do so.
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What's the point in that?

Depending on condition, £600-£750.

And Ernie Ball flats. Not the Cobalt flats.

It can be too loud if mastered incorrectly...

Does a car drive better after 50,000 miles? Of course not. Usual pre CBS clap trap.

With a nice friction burn when you slide! They're just Sunbeams with a coated top.

He's a right old turnip this one.

I'm Italian but not helpful if that helps?

A bass that isn't a Fodera with a yin yang job that looks better. Precious little thing, OP.

I'm sure you can adjust the pitch accordingly.