Can a Fender Precision Bass boil an egg?

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[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1367182393' post='2062377']
What's the best egg for metal?
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budgie?

[TommyK]

All of this is avoiding the real issue... what came first: precision or egg??

[Pukie]

Jaco used a Jazz

[Happy Jack]

Lennon said "I am the eggman".

[Jayben]

But are those eggs art?

[discreet]

More like entertainment. Edited April 30, 2013 by discreet

[cocco]

You could probably use the bridge astray as a frying pan, or an ashtray?

[D.I. Joe]

Only if it's a vintage 60s egg. If it's a fresh modern egg then you'll need a Warwick I'm afraid.

[bremen]

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1367182393' post='2062377']
What's the best egg for metal?
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What's the best bass for meal?

[EssentialTension]

[quote name='bremen' timestamp='1367356693' post='2064741']
What's the best bass for meal?
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Sea bass, of course

[Mr Bassman]

If you [i]shell[/i] out for a Precision you could play Little Red Rooster or The Chicken on it

[EssentialTension]

[quote name='Mr Bassman' timestamp='1367357352' post='2064756']
If you [i]shell[/i] out for a Precision you could play Little Red Rooster or The Chicken on it
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A shell pink finish?

[EssentialTension]

If you google 'fender precision boil egg' then the top hit is this thread - it's a small world.

[Mr Bassman]

I've poached a couple of pics from my guitarist son to prove just how versatile Fenders are

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Edited April 30, 2013 by Mr Bassman

[flyfisher]

[quote name='apa' timestamp='1367153609' post='2061782']
If you tuned it high enough you could microwave it!
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. . . . but would it still be a bass at such frequencies?

[bassmachine2112]

If you microwave it -remember to prick it with a fork

[flyfisher]

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