timhiggins

Now i know who had used the rehearsal room before my band !!! shame he used a pick !!!

,and more even !

Cheers Tom good to know.

A new bass for 14 quid !

It's gone now i've missed my chance ! out of interest how do they make money from these scams [ if that's what they are ],do people debit an account and then the site disappears ?

Gone !

Looks great ,how do those dimarzio's compare to fender p.u.p's ?

A friend of mine uses the OBC 2x12 with TB500 head ,and he reckons its the best set up he's ever had ! it definitely sounds fantastic to me ..

I'd love it but I'm sure you don't want to swap it for a £50 p 😁

I did this just for fun as i was very impressed with a bargain old Japanese P i bought from a friend for 50 notes dont be expecting anything remotely professional 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOwzsHt2OmE 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QvoUUI8e6c

[quote name='maxiburke' timestamp='1503436402' post='3358316'] Agree 100% with this. Fantastic build quality and a really nice instrument. Will serve you well through any situation. I was really surprised at how good they are when I played one. [/quote] Another vote for the Cort from me , i have the GB74 and it holds its own with any of my far more expensive instruments.

One of the funkiest players on the planet ,i like his playing on 'Joy to the world ' even more but i'm sure that some fool will be along soon to point out where he's going wrong i wonder what it will be this time ' overplaying ' ' timing issues ' !!

P bass ,old strings, tone low

Whats your budget ?

It might be worth putting a call out in the status update section...good luck

I dont normally like a straight through neck on a jazz but those PRS SE kestral are really nice and play well Although a fender jazz with bolt on neck is pretty hard to beat.... i thought the vast majority of jazz'z all had bolt on necks !

True but they can be great as standard too have a look at this comparison [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nJrkU9QfiQ"]http://www.youtube....h?v=2nJrkU9QfiQ[/url]

I[quote name='BaconCheese' timestamp='1499799312' post='3333725'] I have an alder and an ash V7 and they are very different, that is how it is supposed to be. If there was no difference, everyone would use alder as it grows much quicker than ash and is therefore much cheaper. [/quote] I agree i hear a big difference between the two, although the pre-amp does allow plenty of tone shaping i still can tell very easily the ash from the alder the ash is a lot more twangy and punchy and will cut through the mix easily , the alder i find has a more traditional sound, especially in passive i prefer a maple neck on both which i find has a little more zing

I've had 2 vm's and they were both great but i have also played affinity's that were there equal so i wouldnt write them off if i was you have a look at this comparison thread its quite an ear opener http://basschat.co.uk/topic/248523-squier-affinity-p-bass-vs-fender-custom-shop-pino-palladino-p-bass/

These get mostly great reviews and the price allows plenty of scope for modding if necessary https://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_mb_5_sb_deluxe_series.htm?glp=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI27PRk5Do1AIVp5PtCh3BywTgEAQYBSABEgJl0_D_BwE

I had a Korean squier from that period and it was a very nice bass...i have no idea what they are worth though..