UziYerDaddy

So pleased with it. Such an easy choice and not difficult to pull the trigger on this one 🤩

It's been almost a quarter century since I used to play bass. Back then I had black Fender P-Bass and I have to say I really missed it. Hopped over to GuitarGuitar and picked up a new Player Series P-Bass in Buttercream. I'm so far out of practice that it'll be like starting all over, but it's sure good to have another of these beautiful instruments back in my life.

I think that will be a way to go when I'm more proficient. I need to set the thing up properly yet. I'm sure I read about setting the pup heights on this somewhere.

Hi all, I taught myself to play bass in the 90s and did some gigs before quitting in 2001. In all honesty, I originally wanted to play a 6-string, but was put on bass as my mates both played guitar. I admit that I really enjoyed it and got a buzz from playing live. Back then I had a Fender P-Bass and a Marshall amp. Fast forward to last year and I decided to buy a 6-string to rekindle my yearning to play riffs and stuff, so I bought a Les Paul. And a Mustang. And a Jag-Stang 🤣 Learning has been slow due to long covid which knocked 7 shades out of me. BUT I still had a hankering to keep my hand in on a bass, so bought myself a Höfner Ignition Special Edition Violin Bass in Sunburst, plus an Orange Crush Bass 25 amp. After all, I now like short scale stuff! It's weird trying to pick up from where I left off. My fingers aren't as pliable as they were and I forgot how hard bass strings were on the fingers!