Lordmad11

Thanks, the bass isn't too bad but I guess thats the price I paid for buying off ebay, I got it and the strings were so high of the fret board it was untrue. But the guy in Horsham did an amazing job of fixing it all up. I hardly buy anything of ebay anymore becasue of all the problems there are. I knew there were a few players around but I haven't actually seen any teachers. Wow, everyones so nice I feel so welcomed

Me and my neighbour decided to start playing bass together, however my neighbour is really younger then me and I hardly know how to play myself. Is there anyone in the West Sussex area close to Horsham who would be willing to teach a 12 year old? Her bass guitar is my oldbeat up Spider that was really gone but great for practising definatly not the best. Anyone?

Heyo, I thought what would I do if I never introduced myself so here it goes: Only about a few months ago I picked up my very first bass guitar. People said I was crazy cause no one teaches it around here. Well it turns out no one does. So I've been trying my best to teach myself, having an occasional lesson from somebody about fretting, holding etc etc. I found it really fun, until i I found out that the neck of my bass didn't belong to my bass at all, some idiot had taken it of a different bass, opened it up then glues it on my bass body. Well, I got it fixed up but it still isn't in perfect condition, trying to save for a Squire P-Bass, because its cheaper then the really nice basses And now I'm trying to look for some good books to learn from. Anyone else had the same kind of problem with thier bass? Its a Spider, so naturally it wouldn't be the best but it was cheap at the time and I really wanted to learn. I still do really want to learn, but its getting harder