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Quilly

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  1. Or those little prayer books you got for your first holy communion 😂😂
  2. Pearloid reminds me of Roman Catholic merchandise 😂
  3. Manbearpig bass
  4. My eyes...my beautiful eyes, how do I unsee this monstrosity
  5. P basses with too many Pickups, knobs and controls. You’re ruining a simple classic. For that matter... Any Frankensteined classics that has had extra nonsense grafted onto them.
  6. My current Ashdown spyder has 2 fans and they’re barely audible (my laptop is louder) . I had an Orange terror bass once and it was like an air conditioning unit. I think fans are the way to go if you want to keep the weight of your amp down so long as you get the right fan !
  7. Oh I dunno , there’s a lot to be said for tinny also
  8. I disagree with the Warwick bit. I really like that Adam Clayton p bass they do. To me it’s their nicest looking bass...each to their own tho .
  9. Stupid pickup covers like those found on vintage fenders and current rickenbackers that make the bass almost unplayable. Why 🤷‍♂️.
  10. I agree , I think the best examples are the fender Pino precision bass and the sandberg Roquefort soft aged bass (I love these) they just wouldn’t look as good brand new. I’m not a fan of heavy relics just enough for the bass to feel “played in”
  11. It’s because bass players are the least precious members of the band 😂
  12. About Eastwood in general . I’m hearing a lot of mixed reviews about the quality of their stuff...they’re not the cheapest either . I nearly got their classic 4 And was considering their Warren Ellis bass I’m just nervous of the build quality of them
  13. Mark Gooday services traces now
  14. The 801 is a great little amp. I actually played 2 gigs with it unsupported in a noisy pub. OK is was an acousticey gig but it still held its own and it’s ridiculously portable .
  15. I’ve used a multitude of amps over 30 years and I’m now playing through ashdowns exclusively.
  16. I’m the total opposite, would pick a baseball bat neck now any day
  17. I really dont like the look of the Lakland Skyline body at all. It looks like a bass that ate too many pork pies. G&L basses in general i think look very dull and uninteresting...too may pick ups , too may dials and knobs. Great playing and sounding basses I'm sure.
  18. My Sandberg Cal (Gen 1) has a huge headstock and I much prefer the Gen2 headstock. Great bass otherwise.
  19. As I said...the jury is still out, I cant decide whether they're cool or just goofy with those scallop frets and weird pickup placement. No doubt they're great basses.
  20. Even though they received a great review from Ed Friedland, the bass whisperer, and I nearly bought one, I just couldn't get over that head stock. Unlike others on this thread I kinda like telebass headstocks, at least they're a classic design but that below is just ugh! I think they've since been discontinued, I mean who wants to buy a copy of a fender bass for the same price as a fender but with an ugly headstock? 🤷‍♂️
  21. Just get hotrails or solid pickup covers , pickup unsightliness sorted. Can’t help you with crooked inlays however
  22. Vintage style semi solid basses with modern style tuning machines (the triangular type )
  23. The Jury is out on those Billy Sheehan Yamaha basses for me .
  24. Sire really should take the hint at this point. It ruins an otherwise perfectly good bass
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