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Ooh, I want a '60s P.

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Hi, Paul. Welcome to BC.

I'm normally not a fan of Status basses, but when strapped to someone, they look awesome.

Things get cool when I take my mind off the bass while playing. Best results when watching TV.

[quote name='7string' post='210791' date='Jun 1 2008, 10:08 PM']It definately seems that the Urge Mk1's are sought after so I'll get some pics together, put it up fs/ft and see what happens...[/quote] What a sneaky thread title. Someone's clued up to a bit of business psychology .

Now belongs to the select group of Basschatters' basses that I've saved to my computer.

I never owned it, but I'd like to find the first bass I played: an acoustic with a very tastefully painted floral pattern. It was a really interesting and individual bass, and I'd love to see it again.

It's interesting. I think we normally interpret foreign words according to our pronunciation of our alphabet, and change the word accordingly. Thus Paris becomes "Pa-riss." However, I would pronounce a 'j' in a German word as a 'y': 'jagd' becomes "yahgd," (I think). I have no idea how or why, or even if there is any rules. It probably just ends up with cultural acceptability, like most things.

Welcome to Basschat. Your bass should be OK as long as the setup isn't terrible. If it's needlessly uncomfortable to play, or is littered with dead notes/intonation issues, I'd get right onto that squier P.

Aw lubly.

I want that woofy tone that Tommy Cogbill gets on Lady Soul. I can't see myself ever getting it.

Hey Stitch. Welcome to Basschat.

I think I've been sober for almost a year now. Although I did buy a tango book which I've yet to use.

Gorgeous. Well worth the monies. 'specially with the birdseye.

Hey Marshall. Welcome to Basschat. Lovin' the humble gear. I've heard those Westfield Ps are great basses.

Sure. I had a phase of Anais Mitchell and the like. I've still got it all on my computer if anyone wants any.

Welcome Tom. Lovely intro. I've already enjoyed some of your posts, looking forward to hearing more from you. [quote name='neepheid' post='206617' date='May 26 2008, 04:02 PM']Welcome to the forum. I snorted at "Jesus-points" [/quote] +1. I was eating porridge. A mouthful is now in my nose.

Edit: Sorry, I mean Kay. Maybe it's a Kay.

Hey, Simon. Welcome to Basschat. Powerpop, what is that, like Aqua?

[quote name='warwickhunt' post='206356' date='May 26 2008, 09:22 AM']I'm confused... is it a Fender? It's Trigger's broom again! Neck, bridge, tuners all replaced so the body and electrics are original... Don't get me wrong it is a tasty looking instrument but the neck could be off anything and who says the body is Fender?[/quote] I think he does. He swapped the neck for a fretless. Who cares whether it's a Fender or not. He probably only advertises it thusly because it'll get him more views. If I put a Fender machine head on my bass, does it become a Fender? If I change a screw on a Fender, does it no longer become a Fender? I don't think you can really do that, and I don't think it really matters. The resale value is what it is.

I just ate a whole pineapple.

Lovely stuff.

+1. I'm not normally a fan of blue without tort, but the blocks make it.