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  1. cocco
    Even the US pickups are Japanese mind, they just call them US, the only real difference is that the US ones have magnetic poles, whereas the non US ones have ferrous poles in a magnetic plate. Both are equally drab sounding, but replace them and Jap fenders rock!
  2. cocco
    She's a babe!
  3. cocco

    Ebanol?

    cocco replied to cocco's topic in Bass Guitars

    I am just starting out with fretless, it's not a whole bass though. Just a mighty mite neck that I'm going to put on a bitsa P.
  4. cocco
    You could probably use the bridge astray as a frying pan, or an ashtray?
  5. cocco
    I have a cordial one that's 8 years old. And a planet waves one that's older.
  6. cocco

    Ebanol?

    cocco posted a topic in Bass Guitars

    Just seen a post on talk bass about ebanol fretboards not sounding as good as wooden ones. Is this true? I can't see it having a huge effect. Obviously it's cheaper, but to a fretless newb surely it will be fine.
  7. cocco
    That's lovely Jack!
  8. cocco
    If not I would be, If the price is right.
  9. cocco

    NBD

    cocco replied to chilievans's topic in Bass Guitars

    Jealous. I want a fretless!
  10. cocco
    Interested in the olp, is it active? I don't know much about them.
  11. cocco
    With a hot pickup in it. I think it could.
  12. cocco
    [quote name='Mr.T' timestamp='1367144210' post='2061588'] I have a fretless one of these.... I bought mine as being an 'Energy'. [/quote] This used to be mine, it's a great bass. To shine some light on the matrix thing, I'm not sure of the obscurities, but with this era of Energy basses the Energy was the headless one and the energy matrix was the headed one
  13. cocco
    Some are some aren't, the Steve Harris P is awesome, the flea bass is a bass that fleas company builds I think, as opposed to a sig model. My Lakland Bob Glaub is a particularly good one in my opinion.
  14. cocco
    Depending on the age of the strings I'd replace them all, if they're well played then the tone of the new one will be different.
  15. cocco
    What's it's origin? How old etc?
  16. cocco
    Hofner club bass, gibson grabber.
  17. cocco
    I'm salivating at the thought of that bass with that pickup, if my Lakland wasn't packing a lindy fralin I'd snap that up.
  18. cocco
    So what's the difference between this and a normal 4003? Dot inlays, no binding and no stereo?
  19. cocco
    I've upgraded or quickly sold every fender I've ever owned.
  20. cocco

    Belated NBD!

    cocco replied to Kobra11's topic in Bass Guitars

    Lovely bit of 'ray there!
  21. cocco
    That's everything that's cool about the 80s in bass form.
  22. cocco
    [quote name='discreet' timestamp='1366741164' post='2056724'] Ah c'mon - it's got a great jib, nicely cut! [/quote] It certainly is!
  23. cocco
    [quote name='Donnyboy' timestamp='1366736299' post='2056647'] That's a quick turnaround is it not? It's really growing on me too - quick call a doctor!!!!! [/quote] It is rather. I think I feel either a black or a natural one coming on. Just need to play one first, I'd love to a/b it against a les Paul bass and my Bob Glaub though. I've had gibson GAS ever since I sold my dear old grabber. That had a great sound but it was just a little too un reliable tuning wise.
  24. cocco
    Anyone know anywhere with a good stock of Gibsons? Close to Cardiff?
  25. cocco
    The more I look at it the more I like it!
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