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12 hours ago, Dubs said:
Reasons to play:
- It's a good venue
- I'll enjoy it
- It's a nice payday (and we've missed out on a lot of those recently...)
Plus it’s the highest paid gig of the year 😂😂😂
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Lovely looking bass
What is the weight, neck date and serial number?
Could you post photos of the back of the bass and it’s interior with pickguard and neck off ?
GLWS
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I love fenders as people on here know but fender has made some dogs and I can’t think of any of their active basses that I would want
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I understand @Cairobillgot Martin to instal an ebony Fretless board on his stingray and couldn’t be more pleased with the result
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Yep
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Virtually all old pre Gibson Trace Elliot stuff
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13 hours ago, Downunderwonder said:
Used Yamaha BB series basses go for peanuts.
Paul McCartney’s tour and studio-played Yamaha BB-1200 “Wings” bass sold for a whopping $496,100 to become the most expensive bass to ever be sold at auction.
And…gotta say…the bass tone he got from it is killer!
Of course this was more about the owner than the bass but I sold my BB1200 for £1200 recently
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Well done what a great result - ebony a terrific choice
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4 minutes ago, Clarky said:
Daphne blue I assume (gone a bit grey over time)? Nice but I reckon LPB beats it for bling
Definitely 😊
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Sods or Murphy’s law - I can never remember which
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I’m re watching the Sopranos
I’m up to series 5 episode 1 known as the two Tony’s
I’m loving the six string baritone bass on the opening and closing song
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Thanks nice weight
GLWS
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20 hours ago, gareth said:
Nice bass
How much does it weigh?
Any ideas
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Nice bass
How much does it weigh?
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This comparison of this tribute and jb and jb-2 is very helpful
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On 30/06/2021 at 14:13, grandad said:
I thought I’d be the only one on this board to quote this website 😂😂😂
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Ive just got a copy of the Clapton tribute cd and - surprisingly- it’s quite good
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59 minutes ago, TimR said:
This interview demonstrates exactly how people, especially the press, have a desire or need to stereotype and generalise.
Everytime he makes a statement she tries to strawman him and generalise something, he then has to point out he is describing specific behaviours by people in specific situations.
This is akin to having a hammer, everything starts looking like a nail.
Say something has female qualities and you're being sexist... And say something is masculine and you're excluding women from being able to do it.
Sometimes you need to look in your toolbox and decide whether you should be using a hammer to bang in screws.
Another one tries and fails to snare JP
Is the sex/gender of these wannabe assailants relevant?
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7 minutes ago, cheddatom said:
JP says a lot, it's often totally unintelligible. Even his writing that's been edited doesn't make a lot of sense.
Anyway, I don't think anyone is saying that there's no difference between women and men. The differences are obvious. That's not what the progression in language is about.
I'm sure I don't need to explain this to you but
"Hit like a girl" could mean girls are less likely to feel they could be a successful boxer, or drummer
"Throw like a girl", "run like a girl" etc
"Bass is a manly instrument"
There's a prevailing attitude that this language fuels the inequality we see between men and women
Of course JP would have you believe there's no such inequality
Like I said, I don't think anyone's offended by ACs remarks, it's just that some of us think that language is outdated and we should move on
JP nailed it here - 34 million views
Comedy gold relevant to what AC said
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21 minutes ago, ubit said:
Everyone is diagnosing his comments right left and centre but maybe he was just joking. Has the world lost it's sense of humour?
Dangerous times to be a comedian
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Squier Japan (by Fender) JV series precision '57 (1982) *ON HOLD* - *SOLD*
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Good to see the raised A string poles