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The Farida or the SCG on this list would be good buys too. Mr BB is a top bloke to deal with too. http://basschat.co.uk/topic/277035-usa-gl-1500-mij-yamaha-trb-4-sgc-nanyo-sb320-farida-p-bass/

Again not a Fender, but a Farida P has a very skinny neck, nicely built too (same factory that bulid the CV Squiers I believe) and sub £200 as well. Just stuck some Fender US pickups in mine.

[quote name='Sibob' timestamp='1453501234' post='2960197'] I think we've quickly arrived at the 'I like something you don't' part of the evening lol. Si [/quote] It rather looks that way doesn't it

For hand crafted loveliness at a more reasonable price (I'd guess at c. £1,100) how about a nice ACG P bass? http://www.acguitars.co.uk/acg_admin/wordpress/portfolio/0217ss-finn-4/

There's a Rock Bass version on it's way in Feb too...much more reasonable for €1,058.71. Second hand it would be a good buy I think. Adam Clayton – Artist Line http://shop.warwick.de/?&lang=de&modul=shop_new&site=shop_overview&ctree=|D0746768001321517432A47035|D0780229001321517432A47059|D0990686001447161976A105|D0271013001447162016A113&modul=shop&site=article_details&article_id=D0074522001433493351A238111&article_category=D0271013001447162016A113&SearchScrollPos=0&lastRactiveSearch=RAL1054%2028PP%20ALD%20FR#fromSearch

Whilst by no means in the Ferrari owning class I consider myself lucky to be the proud owner of some nice ACG basses. When I discussed making a few tweaks to one bass that I acquired (not of my own specification) the estimated costs were extremely reasonable and were a fraction of the cost of the bass so I'm afraid that I'm really not on board with the comments by DiMarco.

Also on the 'quite expensive P bass' list must also be this from Warwick, retailing at a mere €5,697.45. Does look pretty cool though to be fair although YMMV of course. Adam Clayton – Signature model [url="http://shop.warwick.de/?&lang=en&modul=shop_new&site=shop_overview&ctree=|D0746768001321517432A47035|D0780229001321517432A47059|D0784276001447163111A217|D0659892001321517433A47462&modul=shop&site=article_details&article_id=D0455601001433493339A233898&article_category=D0659892001321517433A47462&SearchScrollPos=0&lastRactiveSearch=Clayton#fromSearch"]http://shop.warwick....yton#fromSearch[/url]

Yup, the black one is the new one. Chimes with the black headstock rather nicely too.

Progress. New p/g landed and fit is spot on (custom one made for me by Warwick). Here are pics before and after: [attachment=210291:Warwick Streamer CV 102.JPG] [attachment=210292:Streamer CV with new PG.jpg] Now just need to sort out the refund...

[quote name='CyberBass' timestamp='1453194240' post='2957183'] When playing a cover to you play note for note accuracy or your take of the song? Any tips or advice welcome and appreciated. [/quote] For what it's worth my perspective is learn the key stand out bass parts as has been said above. As to the note for note I guess I'd draw the distinction between a tribute band and a covers band. If you're doing covers I'd wager most people wouldn't know anyway, just get the feel right I think.

I saw this cab and played through it yesterday, It's like new and sounds great (but I may be ever so slightly biased ) http://basschat.co.uk/topic/277057-barefaced-gen1-with-fitted-cover-and-genz-benz-shuttle-60/page__p__2956711__hl__barefaced__fromsearch__1#entry2956711

Also The Creamery in Manchester, offer this service (don't know where you are in the world). http://www.creamery-pickups.co.uk/

Just sold Kev my Nate Mendel P and picked up a rather nice Farida P in part exchange. Top bloke to deal with, purveyor of fine coffee and owner of a lovely hound to boot. Many thanks Kev.

Jack refinished an old Antoria Jazz for me and did it very well too.

Nice to meet you Andy, and thanks for the gig bag. Just what the doctor ordered. Dead easy transaction, plenty of comms., just like it should be. Deal in confidence BCers, Andy is a credit to BC.

This is a very tragic story of what can happen or indeed could happen to any of us. Nevertheless I guess congratulations are in order.

Looking very nice there, congratulations.

I tend to plug mine into the 'active' input (it's a switch setting for my amp). No good reason other than habbit I guess as most of my basses have preamps installed.

So hard to say, but as well as most of the above I'd say Station to Station, Wild Is The WInd, Five Years and Cat People.

Devasted, I grew up listening to Bowie.

Money no object, I'd definitely buy one. Although current P bass squeeze is a slightly more humble Nate Mendel.

Cheers Karl, good thought. He did some great work on an old Spector for me.

My best rig is without doubt my current set up so doesn't qualify for this thread.