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Usual mistake, it's a 4 notes bass line, it starts on a G#, which is where lies the mistake.

The differences will be in the wood, glue, trussrod, frets, nut and finish, so every component. The lower the price, the lower the quality of these elements, and sometimes a cheaper than cheap neck could be amazing, but it's really a lottery and when a trussrod breaks, because of its poor construction, you'll blame yourself.

John East, Mike Pope, Andreas Richter, amongst others are proposing this solution.

Too easy to move, I use an Ashdown CTM-100 with an Ashdown CL-414H.

Check the new Boss Katana 110 Bass, it has a 1 Watt power amp position and is more than complete. The full power position is impressively loud. It's a terrific recording tool alongside an excellent practice amp at 1 Watt output and an impressive amp at full power.

This is what I've used as a basis for my face to face piano lessons in a music academy: https://www.alfred.com/alfreds-basic-adult-all-in-one-course-book-1/p/00-5756/ https://www.alfred.com/alfreds-basic-adult-all-in-one-course-book-2/p/00-14534/ https://www.alfred.com/alfreds-basic-adult-all-in-one-course-book-3/p/00-36617/ There are 3 levels and all the lessons can be found here in video (looks like the guy wants to go through the keyboard, but the content is there):

Fender Jaco Pastorius...

I've seen one of the sword bass model in the late 80's at Universal Bass in Paris. I didn't try it nor buy it as it was, and still is, way too ... say ... rococo or kitsch. It took years to sell, that said.

This is indeed an excellent bass line, totally buried in the mix, which is really too bad as it's very Motown in every detail. It should have been better mixed, the way they were doing it at Motown, but British ears at the time were not accustomed to this kind of vibe, and so was the B team at Atlantic records, even if it's been recorded in Memphis by some of the Aretha Franklin's usual suspects... Here it is, if you want to learn it. 😉

I prefer the non hidden version, it's more free jazz. 🤪

For sure you win, I had to watch it twice to be sure I wasn't deaf or dumb or both. That sound when he gets in is simply amazing! A dying cow out of tune, literally! 😂😂😂😂

It's more a 15 figures @lemmywinks.

@Tomino aka Tom bought my Warmoth Jazz Bass. Fast payment, smooth and easy transaction. A real pleasure to deal with. Tom is highly recommended. A++++++++ as they say elsewhere. Enjoy your new bass. Cheers.

These are BassCulture stacked humbuckers (because of the wires colour). Ask Christoph Dolf there : https://www.bassculture.de/impressum.html

The Benedetti pickups are really amazing.

And you can even adjust its action through a hole in the pickguard or at the rear.

It's in fact a dummy coil to avoid the usual humming noise of the single coil pickups.

I hope so. That said, if you read the text, you'll notice that it's utter marketing bullshìt.

Or maybe a Shergold Modulator...

Or a Shergold Modulator, maybe I need to copyright it, who knows.

And I put this excellent lightweight bridge on my Rebellion Jazz Bass, it's a great plus compared to an original MusicMan or a simple budget one like yours. https://www.ampshopbassexchange.com/product/albridge-parts-m20b-music-man-style-4-string-quick-release-bridge-for-jazz-bass-or-precision-electric-bass-guitars/ The new version is not a quick release model. It's this:

You can put the output jack this way up the rear cavity, which is far better that a barrel jack side mounted ergonomically speaking.