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Someone didn't read the T&Cs

I just did it here, quoting a quote about quotes

I always add a line under a quote (apart from here)

You guys seen this? Fender Japan are doing a signature Mustang with JJ configuration pickups https://www.soundhouse.co.jp/en/products/detail/item/370161/

Arise, Sir Spond 👑

Is it because you saw my fretless playing and thought 'can't compete with that' 🤣 Glad you're sticking around. My bands have come and gone but I derive just as much pleasure from playing along with stuff and noodling at home as I do with the faff and organisational nightmare of being in a band.

Nobody at work was as impressed

Here's my list - colour coded to show filters, phasers, chorus, drive/dist/fuzz and 'other' (comp, EQ, etc) I may have forgotten one or two - I keep getting distracted by work! 3Leaf Wonderlove 3Leaf Proton Aguilar Grape Aguilar Agro Aguilar Fuzzistor Aguilar Filter Twin Boss CEB-3 *Boss TU-2 *Boss OC-2 *Boss OC-2 Square wave Boss LMB-3 Chunk Systems Octavius Squeezer Crowther Audio Prunes and Custard *Danelectro Cool Cat Digitech Bass Synth Wah DOD FX25 v1 DOD FX25 v2 (sparkle) *DOD FX59 Thrashmaster *DOD FX58 Metal Maniac EHX Mini Q-Tron EHX Q-tron EHX Q-tron + EHX Hot Tubes Nano EHX Big Muff Deluxe Sovtek EHX Big Muff (Green) tall font EHX Big Muff (Green) reissue EHX Small Stone (Green) *EHX Bassballs (Green) *EHX Bassballs Sovtek V1 *EHX Bassballs USA *EWS BMC2 EWS Stormy Bass Drive FEA Opti-Comp Fulltone Choralflange Haz-Labs Mutron III+ Hotone Stomp Mini *Lovetone Meatball Maxon AF-9 Meridian Funk-U-Lator Mr. Black Fwonkbeta Musitronics Mutron III MXR Comp MXR Env MXR Pre *MXR Phase 90 MXR Phase 100 Origin Electronics Cali76 Big Box Panda Audio Future Impact Source Audio C4 SolidGold Supa-Funk T-Rex Bass Juice *TC Electronic Spectracomp TC Electronic June-90 v1 TC Electronic June-90 v2 *Valeton OC-10 *Valco KGB Dist *Valco KGB Fuzz *Valco KGB Loop Warm Audio Phasor Xotic Robo-talk 2

It’s a pretty ‘rickenbacker’ way to do a short scale. Wrong.

I go in cycles too. The temptation and ‘gadget factor’ of having a small box that does everything and more is cool. But I always end up using a couple of things regularly and not using the rest, then finding the ones I do use are not worth having a whole system for. I also like desperate pedals because they are quite addictive to collect and compare. Right now my board hasn’t changed for ages and I’m totally happy with it, but I have some other pedals at home for fun and mucking about. Also to add - it’s worth having staple classics like an OC2 and Big Muff, for example, as most multis will model them. Of course it doesn’t matter how close they are if you like the sound, but it’s just interesting to have the original thing to benchmark against.

Absolutely ridiculous. I want one.

What about Musicfaster (frets slow you down!)

Apologies but I had to try (I'll keep practicing)

Sorry for spamming this pair of late but here you go anyway

I could do. Years from now, vintage experts won’t understand why the mythical ‘ped’ only worked at fender long enough to make one neck

Hi mate just FYI the replacement ebony neck is for sale now if you’re interested. It’s in accessories and misc.

I've found 'the one' a few times, but realistically I feel that these offer a great balance between P, J and fretless sounds in a comfortable, vintage yet personalised package. My only advice would be to try as much as you can because I never thought I'd like a Mustang and hadn't even considered them before (you couldn't get much further from a Vigier Passion if you tried). These are the 30th and 32nd basses I've had - small numbers by some standards!

In case you didn't see it in the Mustang Brotherhood thread

I just looked up the music shop where this came from (sticker on back of headstock) It opened in ‘72 so this bass must have been some of their first stock https://www.soundpad.co.uk/about-us

Also check out the T-Rex Bass Juice

I don't necessarily think of them as short scale, but just basses that I really like that happen to be short! I'm sure I'll own other 34" basses in the future but I love the sound (and feel!) of these two.

Didn't he need the full 34"

My Thunderstangbacker and Musicmaster J-fretless (need a better name!)