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Reggaebass

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  1. Welcome PetieT
  2. Very true mr chilli 👍
  3. Hi Brian, according to my book the small registered trademark R was used until 77, then they started using Schaller but I’ve seen some 1980 ones with the R, maybe it’s early, here’s a 1969 with no R
  4. Recent 73 listed by Andy Baxter, looks like someone has oversprayed it https://www.andybaxterbass.com/products/1973-fender-precision-bass-sunburst-4
  5. View to a kill is my favourite 👌
  6. Thanks Al , I do like a bit of Ampeg, I’ll take a look
  7. I’ve got one of the newer ones, this must recent as there’s normally some for sale, looks like they are not in till September ish
  8. Sounds feasible as I don’t think natural finishes were available in their catalogs until the early 70s , I’ve read that blonde was the standard transparent finish they used , I think it was a furniture lacquer, perhaps someone has more info here 🙂
  9. A bit late but I came across this while reading up on a few custom colours, think it’s pretty much what was mentioned
  10. Hi and welcome There’s an Ampeg Rocket Bass RB-110 , in mint condition for sale in the classifieds here for £150, it’s a quality amp and would be ideal for what you’re looking for
  11. Love it 👍
  12. He’s found the original pickguard now
  13. My 71 is 40mm and really not much different really in profile to my jazzes , The precisions with the A neck 38mm are quite sought after by some, you don’t see them very often, I missed out on one here a few years back, it was listed while I was travelling and by the time I replied it was sold
  14. Think you’ll find 68 was the year they changed from C to B neck, but I have seen some 67s , so 67/68
  15. Welcome Srav
  16. So jazz then 😁
  17. What no massive valve amp with trouser flapping cabs, never 😁
  18. Can’t see anything wrong with what you’re doing, adding ghost notes adds to the overall Bassline I think, I work on those a lot and try to add them in the right places, as for fills I don’t do that, playing reggae is a lot about leaving space as it’s just as important as the right notes, if I was to fill that space it gets too busy, but after all playing with feel is what it’s all about
  19. I’ve been researching all my favourite reggae bass players lately and came across this good interview with Jackie Jackson, really humble guy
  20. Really good tune that, liking the keyboards, I’ll check them out , thanks
  21. I saw them back in the day, is it the original members still
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