Reggaebass

Another really great video here that’s worth watching, really like the groove at 50.40 , wonderful playing and sound

Ah yeah 😁, now I’m understanding

Just a suggestion, wouldn’t a squier be better as I think it may be easier to sell the neck on if your changing it to a jazz one, and also upgrading anything else with fender parts should fit

I had to look up captcha, it’s just a picture showing different colours

Not sure about that one Rob, there’s a LPB blue and 2 others in this pic, excuse the geetars 😁

I think we looked into this once and there was quite a few different shades of lake placid blue, hasn’t the player ll got a Aquatone Blue

Wonderful present Steve, they are great jazzes, I think jr will be very pleased

Welcome GB

Just reviving this one to say I can recommend this from Gibson, it does a nice job of cleaning and buffs up really shiny , not sticky at all, I’d say it’s better than the fender one I’ve been using and apparently it’s ok for all finishes,

This got me looking at his new album , so I listened to The Essential Anthology again and being a big Matumbi follower from when they first started I also looked at what Dennis Bovell had produced , I recognised that first track but from a remix, I think this is the original from when he was in Matumbi but doing other things at the same time, as he went under a few different names like 4th Street Orchestra, African Stone, Dennis Matumbi, the one I’d like to hear is his dub version of Joshua Moses Africa, here’s a few of his others and here’s another which is probably better known as A Little Way Different, probably one of my favourite Basslines and dubwise ,around 77 the B side of blood ah go run

Some James Brown

Found a picture on talkbass and apparently it’s marble wood fingerboard on an Alder body with a passive 10 position Tonestyler

I know what you’re saying, but I don’t think they look that bad , I quite like the moollon precision’s but really can’t do that headstock

I couldn’t find exactly what wood was used on the fretboard, it’s on their custom gallery, I think there’s something about it on facebook but I don’t have it

Out of curiosity I enquired about these, they certainly make some lovely basses, especially the precisions , unfortunately their P basses only come with a 44.45mm vintage nut , which is a little wider than I prefer, and they are $4400.00 , here’s a few I like

Joshua Moses Africa is our land, great riddim and version

I don’t do FB, but it looks like the same clip on YouTube

Nice one thanks, I’ll look into that

Those tracks sound amazing, the third one reminds me of Joshua Moses Home, I’ll definitely be looking into that cd or album, is it available yet , it was mentioned on reggaeville but I haven’t seen it

Sounds like come with me, think it’s on the essential album

I’ve got a pretty good idea what my basses are worth and that’s around the price I would sell them for, if they don’t sell for what I think then I just keep them, if someone wants to buy it and try and make more money then that really wouldn’t bother me, I suppose shops have overheads and bills

Welcome Antozzi

Looking good and a great project Ander, that neck is lovely

Yeah, good tune Gisser

The overnight players and Shaka the great, heavy tune