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thanks for the payment wayne fast and no nonsense clear instructions on details and pm info cheers geof

first get a pro bassist....really pro put a down market precision in his or her hands...suitably set up and strung...be fair that is a variable on all basses lets see what they can do with that i used to play clarinet and saxes and was pretty adept at it after around 30 years of playing when i used to meet a learner...and that can be any age...they usually complained that once they were better they would buy a pro model having started on a student one i could blow them away with my mouthpiece and reed (after checking for mechanical faults and pad settings)...my set up and strings as it were...by getting good tone and dynamics with no squeaks its in the hands of the player...albeit there must be some downside..poor fret finish etc...but it shouldnt be a drag on your playing so my answer is most budget basses...reasonably made and set up...can do the job after all someone has to take that signal and put it through some electronics to do the recording etc

how do they sound using a squier or mim fender as 1 can the fodera reach 4 or 5 on an upward scale i looked on their website and they seem to be going overboard on woody impressions can you see that on a CD [size=1]<grins jealously>[/size]

with a car recession and 800 billion in the bail out fund i dont see who is grabbing who just for some sound to throw at an audience

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[url="http://www.soundjunction.org/thedoublebasstuning.aspa?NodeID=0"]long time ago[/url] bassists used to switch between instruments and playing venue full orchestral players doing jazz clubs and getting involved with the electric bass so..... the tunings stayed