… you forgot “and make sure that you listen to a lot of barely informed, most contradictory conjecture on basschat and try to distill a picogram of rational information out of it”. There you go 👍
I suggest a bradle for the little pock marks, I found the back of a kitchen knife effective at removing paint from body edges, rub used teabags on exposed wood
Selling my bh250 class d amplifier with toneprint
has box and is as-new £140
Also
tc electronic bc2128ohm cab
has a couple of stickers to remove, what you see is dust not damage
very loud
Price 110
both have speakon connections
large bill to pay so need them gone
It is, Bullet the blue sky is about Central America then, and American involvement
fireflies are helicopter gunships and so on. In gods country about the contradictions in the American way and so on
Normal female hands. However I’ve seen truly petite women wrangle a p bass for a full show, see Enid from Girlschool as an example
just get a shorter scale bass like 32” or a Hofner
lady I know has very small hands but is buying a Harley Benton beatbass
I agree in part, pickups and their construction and placement do make some difference- (a strat doesn’t sound like a telecaster and their size and materials are very similar.
wood** less so as a factor … and I’m obviously right
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** unless blesses by fairies back in 1961 of course …
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Yes I read that in “the unforgettable fire” a book from about 1990 where Steve iredale described having guitar after guitar thrust back at him as no one told him to tune down to e flat