Cyrene

OK. Noted.

erm, cos [b](a) [/b]it's a surprise and ([b]b[/b]) because he's open minded, he'd be happy with any. I was gauging opinion.

[quote name='Immo' timestamp='1324054006' post='1470392'] Is this P orange or it's just my LCD screen playing tricks? Cause if it's orange, it really has something to it. [/quote] Stunning.

you're right.. it doesn't help They [i]all [/i]look good with the matching headstock IMO. Very nice.

Been looking at replacing my son's Bronco. The deal with 25 quid off the Jag Specials is good which makes it less than 170 from many retailers. But anyone seen these in the flesh in their various colours? Which one does it look nice in? He's pretty open minded I think; he'd be over the moon with any. Ta like!

If you can wait til tonight I'll get my wife to play it on piano. She can just hear a melody and repeat it.

Bought Jack's copy of Duck Dunn transcriptions. Super quick delivery and all round courteous communications. Top 'Chatter.

Ha! Basschat for mobile phone issues!

hi. Again, excuse my ignorance, is that an expensive or laborious job?

hi. Again, excuse my ignorance, is that an expensive or laborious job?

hi. Again, excuse my ignorance, is that an expensive or laborious job?

hi. Again, excuse my ignorance, is that an expensive or laborious job?

isn't that cheating? Excuse my ignorance, I've heard about itand assume we're not takling about a whole car sponge! Do Fender make a special type?

Right. That sounds plausible. I' might have a word at the shop tomorrow evening. Advice on which pup next then...?

and the Jamerson sound is what i am indeed going for...failing that, i'll be happy with a Duck Dunn sound.

Hi. I've had flats fitted! The neck is gorgeous -- that's why I traded the CV.I was starting to think it was because the bass is still new, and it might 'mellow' a bit. Pups seemed the obvious reason but then I'm thinking if I trade the Ashdown and go for an Ampeg or Orange Bass terror, that might change the sound.

Hi. I've had the '50s a few weeks now. it replaced my CV 60s Squier which had a real thick, round sound to the bass with nothing added on the tone control. Withe the Fender, with tone at 0, there is still a hint of edge, which increases massively (obviously) as the tone is added. Problem is, I like the thick round sound, with no 'top' on it at all. Now, it's not so much a factor on the Ashdown combo; i can increase the bottom and adjust the mids/highs to take it off. But I'm now thinking is it areplacementpup job? is this representative of the '50s or MIM's in general? Anyone with anything to offer? Cheers

Nice one. Cheers!

hi. It was supposed to be FedEx but after that initial order confirmation, there were no following details.