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I bought a Mayones from Lukasz back in August and finally got round to posting some feedback today. Sale was very quick and straightforward and bass was packed well before posting. I wouldn't hesitate to do business with Lukasz again.

I would say a more substantial amp, 200W or more so he is able to do gigs if that is what he wants to do. Alternatively a basic but decent multi effects pedal.

Here is some more material from this vein...

I like Scott. I think he's made an outstanding contribution to online bass education and I think he's a genuine guy. As a fusion semi-fan I will give his album a listen but whatever I think of it I will not be posting anything negative here because we are not down the pub, we are on a public forum. He is also a fellow Basschatter 😉

Great effort mate 👍 I love Knower and Louis Cole's solo stuff and agree with your comments on Sam Wilkes.

Was tempted to go myself but had prior commitment that night. Glad it was a great gig

Interesting approach... I tend to leave everything flat but, if anything, back off the bass a bit. I can't imagine reducing the bass to zero though

Hi all, I recently bought a brand new bass and the frets have a quite rough feel to them. Not the fret ends but the actual surface of the frets. When you fret and bend a string it feels unpleasant and rough. After googling the problem I have come to the conclusion that I should polish the frets. Is this right, before I spend any money on a kit? Thanks in advance for your advice 🙂

Just gave this a watch/listen thanks to this thread and I'm captivated. Wonderful accomplished playing by all but she is wonderful. Thanks for sharing @Jakester

Which channel?

Boy George worked at Oasis Market???

It's unbeatable but in the past I've found giving your existing gear a bit of TLC can help stave it off e.g. give your bass a good clean and polish, new strings, setup etc.

I didn't notice any other Ashdown basses there at all Matt