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If you are in so much doubt as to ask here, I wouldn't.

[quote name='Rosh' post='777195' date='Mar 17 2010, 11:53 AM']It sounds like a fantastic idea. Dusty Springfield -- Spooky would be quite cool like that (sorry that's what I was listening to earlier)[/quote] Spooky - I was going to say that but use Martha Reeves and the Vandellas as an example! I'll never fall in love Bacharach Oasis used to do 'This guy's in love' by Big Burt too. Careless Whisper

I like the Big Al! Reminds me of Cameron Diaz's brother in 'Something about Mary.'

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The silver one is sensational!

[quote name='Linus27' post='774791' date='Mar 14 2010, 11:11 PM']One of my best sounding and playing basses I own is an ESP 400 series jazz, seen in the below picture ..... [/quote] Reeason I mention them is the current or last Guitarist magazine has a feature on the 1st Living Colour bassist and he's playing a red Jazz ESP.

[quote name='erisu' post='775305' date='Mar 15 2010, 03:21 PM']I own an Edwards bass made by ESP Japan if that counts? [url="http://www.espguitars.co.jp/edwards/am/E-AM-128QM.html"]http://www.espguitars.co.jp/edwards/am/E-AM-128QM.html[/url] I have the one in Black Cherry. It's purrrrrrrrty and the output has more headroom than my Ibanez ATK![/quote] Beautiful!

Just thinking about this. I bought a 2nd hand Fender Jazz for £320 and I think I could get my money back anytime. If I'd bought new it would have been about £500 and I'd immediately lose money. So, what is the best deal you could do. I personally think it is second hand. A guy in my work left the Army and there was an auction on his last week. He's a drummer and he bought a cracking Pearly kit, a Roland keyboard and a 1981 Fender P-bass in natural for £60 (sixty quid)!

Smart and expensive looking.

[quote name='buff' post='774620' date='Mar 14 2010, 07:56 PM']I had a surveyor bass, took me about six months to sell it on here. Cracking bass but could'nt get used to its looks.[/quote] I like the look of the natural surveyor.

Get the faded and relic it naturally by playing it! Noticed McCartney's 'bass player' uses an SG.

Look like stunning big beasts too! Derived I know but bet they play great! Would love one.

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[quote name='The Bass Doc' post='773397' date='Mar 13 2010, 09:02 AM']Assuming your bass has grub screw knobs, the part you need is No. 099-0831-000 (genuine Fender) from Allparts.[/quote] Cheers mate!

The tone pot on my Fender Jazz sits proud and means that the previous owner has added a nut to let it 'sit right.' I don't like it, so I bought 3 CTC pots to upgrade but then found there were already 3 like that in it! (I'm a fool!) When we went to put the tone pot in though, it still has a 'too long' shaft and the shaft is notched. Can someone please link me to the exact tone pot that should be used in a Fender Jazz MIM 2008?

Smart as though...

I've had a shot of a Ken Taylor in natural with the maple neck and it was beautiful. Felt like a merc beside a chevvy...

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