police squad

I loved my Flea bass. Superb pickups and I loved how the finish was wearing but I moved it on eventually, as the band I used it for finally disolved

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the ignition basses are hollow and do have THAT sound. I have a contempory 500/1 (violin) and they sound slightly different because they have a solid bit running through them. But with the La Bella flat on it, it goes thud (very nicely) The Clubs do look cool though

Looks great

you do yes, and at 105 quid, simply rude not to get one

I have La Bella deep talking bass on my hofner and they make my fingers sore, when I dont use a pick I have Fender 9050L on my mustang and one of my P basses and I love them, the sound and the feel

they look good those QSC speakers

ten years ago I ditched my Wharfedale stuff for 2 x QSC K12s and 2 x Ksub. awesome they are and fantastically reliable. I would always recommend them. I haven't tried or even seen the new updated versions

yep, did my back 20 years ago. Lower down and now I have a disc sitting slightly out, which I can feel. I am just very careful these days. I dont leap about like I used to (think Sting, jumnping out and down) and I sure don't carry heavy stuff these days All bass gear is class D, I don't use any backline on duo gigs and no monitors now as I have gone IEM I do still lug the PA about but thats as light as it can be, QSC K12s and Ksubs

looks cracking

I'm afraid that interviewer isn't very good,

I would say, some Ed Shearan and that Uptown funk song, also Marry you by Bruno Mars

the Precision at the very back there, That looks to have the same neck profile as my '73. What year is it please

what colour did you go for?

I didnt take any, which is unlike me I'm afraid

I took my HB P bass to its first Policed gig on Saturday. I rolled the fingerboard edges and cut the nut a little deeper, so the action was nice. My word, what an amazing bass. It sounded wonderful, the big neck sat lovely in my hand. The band commented on what a great bass sound I had. I couldn't recomend this bass enough, yes it needed a little set up and the rolled edges are amazing but it's just a great instrument.

you need to charge at least £200 per band member, then add a mileage and hotel charge

My wife went for an audition and took my RM. She has the same problem but didnt know about the switch (it hadn't happened to me at that point so I couldn't warn her about it

headphone button catches us all. Not a design triumph unfortunately. I always check it now when I set up

Fairy dust mixed with snake oil, that's how to do it

When I was 6, I wanted to play the violin. No idea why but I did till I was 13. Then I wanted to play the bass, again no idea why. My older brothers both played and they helped me starting out. Within 6 months I did my first gig. 3 piece, playing T.Rex, Buddy Holly, The Jam. This was 1981 Tonight I'm doing my first show with the Americana Revue band. It's sold out. I'm mildly scared!!

yes I have one. It's too heavy to take to rehearsals (but I do) and it sounds great.

I used the HA3500 and 4x10 transporter cab for nearly 20 years. It was a great setup but then I went lightweight cabs (mark bass) and eventually the amp went class D too. I still have a (different) HA3500 in the music room though