Hamster

Please place your post in the correct sub-forum of this forum please! Ta

[size=4][color=#000000][font=verdana, tahoma, arial, sans-serif]...and so, as the Ford Anglia of time fails the MOT test of eternity, and the dappled donkey of fate ambles towards the abattoir of destiny...[/font][/color][/size]

I think we can assume it all gone now.

I traded basses with Dan and a what a pleasant and communicative gentleman he is. Cheers Dan [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/166752-shuker-jazz-5-traded/"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/166752-shuker-jazz-5-traded/[/url]

Ryan bought my nice GAC fretless bass - a quick, easy and problem free sale - Cheers!

I've just registered a domain that caters for the popular Cuban dance the Cha-cha-cha, but my website - www.cha-cha-cha-chat.co.uk keeps getting enquiries from people who suffer with a stammer?

What file extension do the samples have?

I've added one or two little Christmas/New Year pressies for everyone to indulge in

[quote name='jojoagogo234' timestamp='1324304370' post='1472779'] is he ? [/quote] He posts most in the recording section

Well, not really! I've played bass for a fair few years now and I've always avoided the 'stereotypical' Fender Jazz (and Precision) basses as I wanted to be 'different.' I finally took the plunge a couple of weeks ago and bought my first Fender Jazz bass. It's passive, Mexican, black and it's just 'right.' Bog standard, and 'out of the box' with cheap strings it just works. A terrific range of tones from the 'non-custom' pickups. The 'non-birdseye quarter-sawn maple' neck is great for my smaller hands. The bog standard tuners actually do tune. I don't know what wood the body is made of, but nothing's fallen off it yet Because the neck is easier for my fingers I now play better. I'm now really enjoying the simple pleasures of life! Nice!