TheGreek

I would avoid any Hohner with the Select pickups. I had one in the 80s which I initially thought was good but later realised was rubbish. Pickups have low output and limited tonal range.

Thought: isn't this in the wrong thread? Has no musical bearing at all. I think one of the Mods or Admin should move this...

Lonely boy - Andrew Gold (been waiting to use this for ages)

Would be my recommendation. IMO spending more doesn't always get you more.

His latest phlegm- Elvis

Changed the CD in the car earlier - reached into the pile and pulled out Jimi Hendrix greatest hits. It felt like I'd heard every track a million times- forced myself to listen to it even though it was punishing. Next time I'm in the car I'll be swapping it out. Similar experience??

New York, New York - ole blue eyes

Oh, good choice going with a Yamaha.

I can't see any downsides to fitting a new set of strings especially if you are not happy with the existing set. You could use this opportunity to clean the fretboard and even have the bass set up to your own liking. Personally I prefer light gauge strings - you should try different gauges (know any other bassists?) to try to decide what you like.

Stoned immaculate -The Doors

Don't cry for me Argentina - lots of people.

Jezza, did this ever get finished?

The HRC ones are quite accurate too

Aquarius - 5th Dimension

Still no real replacement for heating our homes without burning fossil fuels.

I've seen a few of those come up for sale for silly money. Sellers always seem to think that they have a forgotten gem that's worth a small fortune. That or they're really hopeful.

Somebody's timing is a bit off..😉😉

I got a message from the fella I sold my BB615 to, @Edmund_Gomes thanking me for selling it to him and extolling its virtues. He's in India so they're not as readily available as they are here. Nice to hear from a happy buyer.

Solid (as a rock)- Ashford and Simpson

Rinse you've been gone - Rainbow

Naan naan hey hey - Bananarama

Show me the way - Peter Frampton

Just been on Facebook where I was reminded of the perennial "plays like butter"...