Mrbigstuff

Congrats it was a great price

I’d guess because people buy them anyway

I’m the opposite. Right up my street but agree with others that say it’s context dependent.

As @Geek99 suggests the rhythm is the foundation and where I’d start if I had to again. I didn’t learn it well until someone started to write out rhythmic connotations. Once you’ve got rhythms move on to scales. Once you feel ready to read some songs, try and make them ones you don’t know so you’re not sub consciously using your ear.

@Hellzero some great options there. Having heard several fretted carvins that’s the pick of the bunch for me!

After 5 years mine hasn’t changed and I’ve still not won 😂

You’ve named 7 bass players out of millions 😂

Same for me. Probably would have kept mine if I could have afforded to but I did struggle with the first few frets. Mine was fretless and it made intonation quite difficult.

Love the sounds Jeff gets from these basses but always been hesitant that it’s just because he sounds good.

Not the right wear for a factory finish, there’s normally more gloss. I expect the clue is in the neck pocket or under the s/p

TM Stevens?

If you don’t like the W logo someone on here got one with a Tesco value logo 😂

You mean to say you guys don’t just spend your days drooling at all the pretty basses? I would in your shoes 😂

Great to see the level of detail and planning

How do you think Entwistle got his thunder fingers nickname?