Cat Burrito

Welcome Jamie

Welcome to Basschat & good luck with the exams

I like it. Wouldn't buy it but I don't doubt they'll be a market for it

Looks very cool. 1973 was a great year - I came along!

Welcome

Welcome Looks like an old Japanese copy to me. You'd probably be better off posting this in the General Bass Discussion - a couple of members would probably be able to quickly identify it.

Hey Janine, welcome Good luck in your search. I've been playing around with ukes and all sorts of weird & wonderful instruments for years

Hey Steve, welcome

Hey ROlo - small world, I took a break from bass to play things like mandolin & have also turned down SXSW due to the bands work commitments. I guess you have to roll with the punches. Welcome to the forum

I owned one, it was a great bass; I really felt like I was buying into a lifestyle when I bought it. I only sold it because my tatty 70s Fenders felt more like "home" to me & it was a lot of money to simply having sitting around. They do vary quite dramatically in neck profiles so I wouldn't write them off after playing one or two - chances are there could be your dream Rickenbacker out there for you

Welcome

and welcome from me too

Welcome

Welcome Can't help with the Cort but if you like it, go for it

Welcome Zac

Welcome

Welcome. Exciting times

Welcome. Great collection

Welcome Dave

It doesn't bother me either way personally, just now your limits. There are few things worse than being onstage with a band member who is much drunker than you. Especially when it's the drummer

[quote name='Jean-Luc Pickguard' post='1244764' date='May 25 2011, 08:46 PM']I deadened mine by using self adhesive rubber strips under them [/quote] Yep, foam under the bridge cover for me too.

[quote name='wateroftyne' post='1237161' date='May 19 2011, 05:45 PM']You're a man of great taste... [/quote] My thoughts exactly.... it's all been said on the basses so I thought I'd mention I genuinely like that rug!

I have flats on both my Hofners. I would.