Yep, pretty much anything by ABBA, Chic, and any of those 70's rock bands that tired to cash in on disco (stones, KISS, ELO) is great to play live because most of it depends on the bass and crowds love it
I'm breaking down a few project basses, all Fender fit in terms of necks and bodies. No trades thanks, need to pay some building bills!
This looks messy but is actually rather nice to play, and the previous owner's Typpex dots on fretlines are actually really helpful. It's a defret but decent quality work. Odd grain for sure, but rather nice in the flesh.
Hi, I'm in Canterbury, Kent, I've got three fretless necks for sale which I'll list over the weekend (lots of unfinished projects which have been hanging around for years!)
Cheers
Chris
I have two jazz basses with Precision necks, both sound and play better than any others I've owned. Big necks make a difference to the sound and playability for me.
Fretless below, no pics of the fretted I'm afraid but will take some and post later
Think I'll part out the bass as it's a bitsa anyway and I've got much stuff sitting around as it is!
Body £150 (body only, no PUPs/circuit etc which I'll keep)
Fender USA lined fretless neck £200 (neck only, no tuners which I'll keep)
C
No worries mate, I'm going to split it for parts I think, too many Precisions for sale at present here
Neck & tuners £250
Body £150
PUP & Circuit £75
I'll keep the bridge & pickguard
Absolutely. Everyone raved about the first wave of Fender Fleas, and a pretty high percentage then sold them. Those dopamine pathways in our heads are telling us we're going to feel so much better when was have the new bass, but they stop saying that the moment we get it, which is when the cognitive dissonance starts kicking in! Strikes me that if fender thought an MM PUP in a Jazz Bass body was a good idea they could have done it a long time ago, without waiting for Flea to suggest it.