Herbie The Rad Dorklift

I think I'll just get the extra pup. You never know, I may end up using it lots....

It just felt a bit "tight", but maybe I'd get used to it and prefer it I'll try getting used to playing by the bridge on my Schecter.

Ahh it's still called picking even with fingers eh? *strokes moustache* I'm a guitar player you see, been playing bass for about a year, but trying my best to do it "properly"

Maybe I just need to man up and finger down by the bridge? (I did plenty of that when I was younger )

Perhaps I could VERY carefully superglue it on? Or indeed trim some double sided trim tape to size (probably the safest, reversible way). Another question; is it worth getting the extra pickup? Even just to noodle around with for different sounds? I'm buying new, so an extra £135 isn't [i]that[/i] much more...

I could fit a thumb rest, but I'm useless at DIY! Would I just screw it in, or would I need to drill?

I'm currently playing a Schecter Stiletto Custom 5, great bass for the money, but not mine. It has 2 pickups, and I rest my thumb on the "neck" pickup while fingering. I'm soon to buy a Musicman Stingray 5, and don't know whether to get the extra neck pickup for £135. I won't really be using the pickup selector very much (I tend to stick to one sound), so will only really be using it for a thumb rest and aesthetical value, unless of course I decide I love the neck pickup sound. I can't try one out because it's all bridge pickup only Stingrays near me. Do I: A) Get a Stingray with both. B ) Practice fingering over the bridge pickup on my Schecter and get a 1 pickup Stingray. C) Buy a 1 pickup Stingray and "hover" my thumb. ?

Great guy, great sale. He's currently enjoying my Fender P. Cheers