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[quote name='such' timestamp='1366709954' post='2056168'] I haven't been to the Bass Gallery so far, even though I moved to London a couple of weeks ago. On Denmark Street, unsurprisingly, I like Wunjo (not only they were happy for me to try as many basses as I wanted, they actually tried to make me stay longer and try more when I decided it was time to go) and the one - can't remember the name - that has a bass room with Schecters, Bill Nashes, Mesa amps and MXR pedal in the basement. Westside Distribution it is, just googled. Nice and friednly place, a bit less proactive than Wunjo, they just leave me to it and tell to try whatever I want as long as I take basic care not to ding basses. [/quote] Pal of mine works there (Paul Waller) nice shop and nice staff too.

as that fella from UB40.....

I like it too, but dislike 'Acoustic Tours' and acoustic sections at gigs even more.

[quote name='Cosmo Valdemar' timestamp='1358021671' post='1932080'] Two identical reviews of a Fender acoustic bass in this month's issue... [/quote] Yep - spotted that too.

Erm....not to my taste personally.....

It's his signature Warwick on Zingzillas :-)

Hi mate Mine actually sold this afternoon pending payment, but in all seriousness, they are great basses and cannot recommend them enough. Good luck in your search. Graeme

Cracking pair mate :-)

looks stoopid.

Squier Classic Vibe P-Bass. #simples

Dingwalls and Thunderbirds for me (or not for me as the case may be.....)

Badlands Guitars in Brighton also have had a thief visit them and nick a Washburn. Their facebook page has images etc on.