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Alone Again, Naturally - Gilbert O’Sullivan

P/G change needed to my eyes, mint green would be better IMO. Nick the one off the white one.

Or desperately needing a pee.

Painkiller - Judas Priest

Lady Marmalade - LaBelle

Sailing Shoes - Little Feat

The Trees - Rush

I read that he was/is a Squire fan and why he bought a Ric copy back then in Bass Guitar Magazine, many years ago. As he's now Steven Wilson's go to bass player, he really has come full circle genre wise.

Here's the list of players from the Rotosound website. https://www.rotosound.com/players/ Unfortunately, not all the players have photos. That'd be Michael League. He's not in the above list and I don't think that's a bass the guy is holding, looks more like a nylon strung acoustic to me, but there is certainly a resemblance to ML.

Great looking setup, shame about the PITA from the supplier who I think I can guess it is. Your Ric 4003s is such a looker.

I would dearly love to hear that. I'm glad it's not just me who has had a change of fretless, tonal centre. I would swap the necks over on my custom Maruszczyks so that I could use the neck pickup of the J type, but the necks are specific to the bodies and the holes are in different positions (typical!). Not that I couldn't fill and re-drill, but just for a trial, it's not really a viable option.

Addendum: Sorry for the derail.

I am a fretless bloke, or at least I was (I put up a thread about falling out of love with it a while back). However, since acquiring an EUB, I realise that it may not be fretless that I'm out of love with, but that very '80s (full disclosure, I love '80s music, so this is technically anathema), nasal, J bass back pickup/overly mid bumped 'Ray sound (Pino gets a pass, his fretless work still thrills me). After all these years, I think a fretless P type might be just the ticket (given my current love affair with short scales, this might be a fretless Mustang, if only there was more self assembly parts available for Mustangs). If I listen to Boz Burrell on the early Bad Co albums, none of the sliding or vibrato puts my back up the way the aforementioned tone does. Food for my thoughts.

I must say that I've been very pleased with my NS WAV. Aesthetically speaking, not the prettiest thing, but not bad compared to many. However, just moving around the house is a doddle and it packs up into a very neat gig bag. Yes. I'd like a DB, but buying one, getting it delivered, getting it the car, etc, are all reasons why I went EUB. Oh yeah, it sounds great through my Phil Jones gear.

Ooh, goody! I look forward to seeing those and neither of the two originally mentioned basses in this thread, in the FS section once you've finished them.

In a world that doesn't make a lot of sense these days, this post is a shining beacon of sanity. Sorted, job done, nothing more to see here, move along.

"Can't put the bloody Precision down, while I knew I liked it, it now feels like the most amazing bass I've ever owned." Sounds like a 10 to me. Just aesthetically speaking, I prefer the P, if that helps @Beedster choose just one (knowing that he hangs on my every post ).

Due to moving to the other end of the country a couple of years ago, I had to quit the 2 bands I was in (certain overlaps in the line ups meant no conflicts). Without doubt, it was the only regret in having upped sticks. In the last month or so, I’ve finally joined another band locally and although not necessarily the genre I would have chosen, I’m so happy to be back playing with others. First gig next month and I’m really looking forward to it.

Damn it! I love that song, but I have nailed my anti bagpipe colours to the mast and should not budge from my position. Damned fine album is Us, often overlooked.

Hmm, the obvious answer is, as you have already said, keep them both. However, something must have driven to put them up for sale, what was that? Once you highlight what it is that made to decide to out them, does this still stand and is something that will always be a niggle? If yes, back on the FS pile. If no, but keeping both isn’t really an option, which one will niggle the least? Once you’ve done that, keep the less problematic one. Conversely, stick with your original plan to sell both and wait for the seller’s regret .

Tea in the Sahara - The Police