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  1. Grahambythesea
    Sorry to hear of your assault and injury. I can only suggest the Hofner Violin bass which was the lightest I’ve ever had. I can’t remember the exact weight, no doubt someone on here who still has one can tell us.
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    Brown sugar - Stones
  3. Grahambythesea
    Look for something 2nd hand for your first bass then if you don’t take to it you can sell it on without a huge loss. Given your list of styles think about one of Spector’s Korean models, great value, really versatile and reasonable.
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    What do you want - Adam Faith
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    Looks good with gold, but brown tort would be nice too.
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    Who knows where the time goes - Sandy Denny
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    I see these have a proper 4 pole pickup. When I had. A Fender one back in the 70’s it was fitted with a strat pickup, which I didn’t know back then.
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    Just come off a cruise to Alaska where one of the bands was an all girl group from Argentina- the Shelleys. They played some good jazz and Latin style music. I tried to download my video but it’s too large a file.
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    Is this the gig you want irrespective of your ability or the one you could play if the band let you?
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    We’ve got to get out of this place - The Animals
  11. Grahambythesea
    Say it isn’t so - from Blood Brothers
  12. Grahambythesea
    Just go old school and plug straight into the amp.
  13. Grahambythesea
    The pink panther theme - Henry Mancini
  14. Grahambythesea
    I don’t know whether a headstock should rock, I like Fenders, got most things right, straight away, but it shouldn’t cause the neck to droop and be tasteful. I think this is pretty good.
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    In a word - NO!
  16. Grahambythesea
    If I remember correctly, a Ric is a shorter scale than a long scale Fender. An odd 33” springs to mind, but no doubt Ricky fans here will correct me. But aren’t they generally a lot heavier than your average P?
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    Bus stop - The Hollies
  18. Grahambythesea
    Never liked Wals, couldn’t care if they take a century to make.
  19. Grahambythesea
    I like the look of this, never thought the scratch plate on the Stingray 5 did anything for its looks. Like the majority (?) here I have generally abandoned hard cases, they don’t fit the front seat of my tiny car (DS3).
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    I think you’re all brave! I would want to test run first.
  21. Grahambythesea
    Willy and the hand jive - Jonny Otis
  22. Grahambythesea
    Thanks for all your wisdom. To summarise- don’t do it!
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    Golden golden - Silly Wizard
  24. Grahambythesea
    I’m a man-na. - Muddy Waters
  25. Grahambythesea
    I had a 35” scale 5 string Spector and to be honest it felt no different to ply than a 34” scale. It did have an excellent B, no flop at all.
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