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Hi all, i am thinking about purchasing one of the power bass's this one to be precise [url="http://www.basscentre.com/4-string-bass-guitars/bass-collection-power-bass-solar-flare.html"]http://www.basscentre.com/4-string-bass-gu...olar-flare.html[/url] has any one played one and if so what were your thoughts cheers Lowfer

i to have been looking at the classic vibe P, however i have been attracted by the bass collection power bass, looks like great reviews, similar price range and a painted headstock [url="http://www.basscentre.com/4-string-bass-guitars/bass-collection-power-bass-jet-black.html"]http://www.basscentre.com/4-string-bass-gu...-jet-black.html[/url] looks spot on to me, i would be interested to here if any one has played one and thoughts cheers lowfer

excellent bass, well worth the money, new strings on and you have a cracking bass........Enjoy

Hi Guys, well my quest to find a band locally that plays anything other than rock of sorts has failed. I will continue to play in my current band, but want to start making music my self. I was going to run focusrite saffire 6 usb, with ableton lite on my pc, however, i will never get a chance competing with my 13 yr old daughter so have decided to buy a lap top. Got around 500 quid, any advice most welcome. Either particular model or spec i should consider cheers lowfer

played one last week, realy underwhelemd, classic vibe head and shoulders a better bass, don't get mesmorized by the blocks and binding (binding looked like it was painted on to me)

just played one of the 77's pretty underwhelming, tone was a little non discript non of the jazz nasal with bridge pick up, satin neck was nice but eh fingerboard binding appeared to be painted on. Classic vibe in oly white for me if i was in this price range

thanks guys, i suspected that the pick up placement was different and would like to play a US version to really see what the difference is, i think i iwll have a look at the vintage fender, although i have read good things about the norstrands

Hi Guys, i am currently playing a sweet japanese 75 re-issue, lovely instrument. However, having heard an american can't help feeling the sound is a little sweeter and more defined with the option of a little more nasal on the bridge pick up. Can some one confimr if the pick ups in the american are different to the japanese and if so, what pick ups are in the american. Any advice would be much appreciated, would consider alternative manufacturers, looking for the classic Jazz nasal sound and a bit of grit cheers Lowfer

you can get them from a german company on line for a snip of what you pay in the uk, looked at getting a couple of tributes, an l200 and a jb and they were not much more than the price of L200 in the uk [url="http://www.musik-produktiv.co.uk/guitar-bass/electric-basses/electric-bass-guitar/g-l/gruppe_id_20372.aspx"]http://www.musik-produktiv.co.uk/guitar-ba...e_id_20372.aspx[/url] here's a link to us models LOWFER

what about an SWR Triad, 15 - 10 and tweeter coming in at 8o lbs or an Accugroove El Whappo 15 - 12 and 2 tweeters comining in at 40kg, I haven't played either so can't comment on the sound

just bought my self a cij 75 re-issue Jazz, get your self one of them, lovely bass

sweet G&L SB1 (precision) on ebay (not mine), looks like its got a bit of mojo and all the reviews talk about how hot the pick up is, i'd go for that, infact i was, but bought a jazz instead. Lowfer