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I've been saving up for one of these (and probably the 1 x 15 as well) however GAK is now shoing them as discontinued? Anyone else noticed this else where? Have I missed the boat?

Hey guys, A non bass playing friend of mine has ended up with this old bass that she got from a friend who found it. Anyway, she asked me if I knew anything about it and I'm drawing a blank. There is nothing on the headstock but there is a serial number on the back. Looking at the screw holes it used to have a bridge cover that's gone AWOL. It still plays. The pickup is a little quiet and a little crackly but it's got a nice tone. Wondering if anyone out there has any ideas who made it or what model it is or if its a random homemade thing?

I know I'm a young'n but there is a 1984 Ibanez Roadstar II up on ebay at the moment. I've played one of these before and it felt fair nice. A very solid bass (not sure what year it was through). That is very tempting... Anyone know they are actually any good?

[quote name='Hobbayne' timestamp='1349710521' post='1829436'] You can be too selective though. I answered an ad from a guitarist who was looking to put together a rock band to do stuff from 1968 to 1975. It turned out that he was strictly adhering to that too, as he was only intested in these years and nowt else. [/quote] Wow, I'm not that selective. I've spent many years throwing myself into bands that where not quite right and have then either not get off the starting block or end up with a few rehersals or gigs then it all falls apart because we're all after different things. Don't get me wrong, I agree with everyone's suggestions above and I've done that in the past. Including trying start my own thing (upto and including getting vocal coaching which I was told to give it up ). Guess I'm being impatient and venting a little.

Hey All, So I've been been bandless for far too long and it's starting to drive me a little nuts. I've had a few offers and seen a few ad's around but not gone for them. This is mostly because there has been something niggly about the bands/muscians. Not just the 'they don't play the style I'm after', I've done a fair bit of session stuff for a wide varity of musicians and used to be happy playing just about anything, but they've mentioned a band I just don't like or stated a preferance of news paper that I disagree with and have dismissed them from the running. So, I'm not sure if I'm being overly fussy or I'm just done messing around and I'm finally ready to settle down with the perfect band and raise lots of little basslines. Thoughts?

Hey There, Mid-to-late 20's bassist with 15 years of playing. Enjoy Heavy rock, Stonet/Desert Rock. Blues and rock and roll. Looking for established band to step into and start rocking or looking for vocalist/guitarist to work on building a band from scratch. Fully giggable equipment - Bass: Custom P-Bass, Fender Standard Jazz Bass, Epiphone Thunderbird, Laney RB9/RB410 Half Stack, EHX Pedals. Thanks Aiseymay