Shambo

Gareth sold me some used wall hangers in a swift and painless transaction. Many thanks Gareth.

I used to own a set of Wizard 84's and I thought they were dark sounding.

A lightweight Fender Pro II Jazz in black, with 70's style rosewood, blocks and binding... and extra points for S1 switch. Doesn't seem like a wild ask to me but we're in custom shop territory and it wouldn't be my dream bass if it costs that much.

Having been stalking the For Sale section for a year or so looking for the right Jazz, I feel that only recently there's been an uptick in the amount of J basses for sale, but never any shortage of P basses. IMO.

The £820 I paid for a Pro Precision a few years ago wasn't massively underpriced but it was a good price for the time. Its value for me was massively enhanced though when it turned out that it was a total player; light, resonant, perfect fit & finish and already sporting a few pre-loved blemishes. So good in fact, that I culled the herd in the knowledge that I'd be hard pressed to find another bass I enjoyed playing more. In a roundabout way, it's saved me a fortune. (I still can't help but occasionally pine for a Jazz to go with it)

Ooh la la !

Perhaps this is the sort of thing I'd have liked... if I had the readies. Not too big and attractive enough to grace most rooms. Is it ultimate enough though?

I like both of them, I've been eying the CTM drophead in the classifieds...but they might just be a touch overkill for a living/bed room noodle-along... for me.

'scuse my ignorance, but what is a 'Basschat Micro Bass Cab'?

Dude. That is an impressive pedalboard. No good for my bedroom though... I'd fall over it when I woke up in the night for a piss.

What do you plug your bass into?

Small, vintage'ish looking, wood stain, doubles as a side table... who could object. Love it.

I was wondering what the good peoples of Basschat's ultimate bedroom practice rig would be? Well not bedroom exactly, as bonus points would be given for looking good on display in the living room, but in the sense that it's never expected (or loud enough) to be gigged and doesn't take up too much space. 4x12" need not apply. Personally, I'd be noodling along on a precision with flats to anything that takes my fancy, so perhaps something like an Ampeg PF-20T and a tall skinny unknown type of cab for me. What about you?