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guitarnbass

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  1. So, which one is your favourite? I like the look of the status, never played one though..

    ahh, just noticed they're basses you've owned...

  2. [quote name='lukeward2004' post='20761' date='Jun 20 2007, 01:58 PM']If you want a good song suggestion for something funky, musical and with a good rhythm, watch this:

    [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tu08cgOzXg"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tu08cgOzXg[/url]

    Andrew Levy is a master of writing musical and groovy basslines IMO - someone to study for sure.[/quote]

    found that pretty boring to be honest, sounded really generic.

    I guess what I would say is learn your favourite tunes and licks, cause if you're just practicing scales all the time...

  3. That new string zing dies after about 2 hours of play, at least with all the brands I've tried. My last bass strings were on my bass for 5 months, pretty dead but unless you're recording or gigging, what does it matter?

  4. [quote name='Crazykiwi' post='16829' date='Jun 13 2007, 12:06 PM']ebony sounds good too. :)[/quote]

    I always wondered why you almost never see ebony on mass produced stuff, and it's because they can't fret it by machine, because it splits or something. My classical guitar has an ebony board, but I think, (like many manufacturers who occasionally use ebony) they cover it in leather dye or something similar to give a real black appearence, it must be why my fingertips are always black after I play on it.

  5. [quote name='krazy_olie' post='13163' date='Jun 6 2007, 05:29 PM']Too bad about the custom charge.

    They are top of the range Fender Japan so you got it for a good price even with the customs charge.[/quote]


    Well it plays like a top range machine. It was playing well right out of the bag, I always assume I'll have to set it up, but it's perfectly fine. It sounds good, I thought for that price it was going to want pickup change, but it's good.

  6. yeah.. When I started playing, I couldn't wait to learn slap bass, and now that I can do it, I never use it, and I only ever hear people mention how uncool a technique it is, so much so that I think I hate it myself now! :) I think of it more like a party trick.

  7. I think it's important to get to a stage where you are happy with the way you play, ie your sound, and your approach. Obviously we all want to improve certain aspects, to learn new styles and techniques, that will continue forever, but it's not true that none of us are ever happy, or that getting there isn't possible, otherwise I don't think it'd be worth bothering with.

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