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Sad when someone calls it a day, but if it feels good for you, then it is good.

Start - The Jam

I had one of the first run SUBs and first run Ray34s. IIRC the neck on the SUB was slimmer. However, things may have changed, although a quick look at Ray34 specs shows a 43mm nit width. The Ray24 Classic, on the other hand, has a J style 38mm nut width.

5 4 3 2 1 - Manfred Mann

Lazy Sunday Afternoon - The Small Faces

Because The Night - Bruce Springsteen

25 or 6 to 4 - Chicago

Same Old Scene - Roxy

Sleepwalk - Santo & Johnny

Golden Brownie - Stranglers

Bass The World do one of their brief reviews of the Mark Bass Yellow Basses.

Hmm, a Gene Simmons signature bass, with an NS EUB headstock; interesting. However, he's captured you nicely and the Mustang's 2 thumb rests too.

Nosfertu, the bass player (what they were going for I suspect).

The Choux Must Go On - Queen

Bedlam in Belgian Bun - AC/DC

Welcome To The Pitta - Bruce Dickinson

Just have to pick the right player.

Another couple to consider: Bass Collection https://www.bassdirect.co.uk/product/blockhead-bass/ https://www.basscentre.com/bass-collection-jive-bass.html Who knows what they're like, but a very yellow and affordable, MarkBass https://www.bassdirect.co.uk/product/markbass-mb-yellow-jb/ An even cheaper, original run Sadowsky MetroExpress https://www.thomann.co.uk/sadowsky_metroexpress_21_vin_mo_blmp.htm

Turn To Scone - Joe Walsh

Vintage and Cort do J types at new, reasonable prices. However, this just caught my eye… https://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/product/200129355041008--sadowsky-metroexpress-standard-jj-4-string-tobacco-burst-morado

Na Na Naan - Cozy Powell

Free Phalling - Tom Petty

Short scales seem to fit into a mix so easily; sounds great.