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I Predict A Riot - Kaiser Chiefs

Good service service should be the norm from any vendor. If there has been any variance below or way above that, sharing that experience is useful to future users of that service, forewarned is forearmed, etc. My last purchase from GG in Edinburgh, for instance, was a very good experience, where I received a much higher trade in value than I had anticipated and I shall use them again (they’re not my nearest retailer) when a certain item comes into stock.

I can’t help thinking that the jack socket would potentially dig into the player’s body, it should’ve been on the longer, lower fang. I’m interested in what stand you could use.

Ecover Me - Bruce Springsteen

Ariel - Dean Friedman

Love Ray Brown's tone in that last video. Hardly surprising when this is what I think is the pinnacle of DB tone.

Hurt - NIN

Suck My Kiss - RHCP

Here's the relative position of the pickups on a Mustang, Jake, P bass, and Lionel, resized to be the same scale length. The Jake is more in the Mustang position.

The recently released, improved Harley Benton Mustang-alike would be a solid buy https://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_mv_4msb_burgundy_mist.htm

The lowest profile would be the DiMarzio system that screws the strap direct to the body https://www.dimarzio.com/straps/accessories/extra-long-fasteners-cliplock-guitar-straps . However, the Grolsch bottle washer or similar are my go to solution, having used both Schaller and Dunlop systems in the past.

Cold as Ice - Foreigner

Just seen a post on the Mustang FB group page, by someone who bought one, that the Gator Jazzmaster bag, mentioned above, is a good fit.

Plum Together - The Beatles

Rob Allen’s basses get pretty close, especially in a mix.

If your dad buys gear, that’s fine, providing it isn’t for you

Meat on the Ledge - Fairport Convention

I have been in 2 bands where the band leaders were getting out of hand. Being an older guy and not willing to put up with their shenanigans, I told them, in a not so roundabout way, to shove. I’ve played with one of them since and he’s a much better person and didn’t hold a grudge, the other one, however, is still a butt hole as band mates worked with him and reported that nothing had changed (I did warn them).

This just appeared in the Bass Direct, weekly email, by coincidence https://www.bassdirect.co.uk/product/gator-4g-jazzmaster-guitar-gig-bag/

Good question. I say this only because I have 7

I have the Fender SS bag, a Protection Racket one (now discontinued I think) and 2 Maruszczyks. The Fender is the best fit of the bunch.

As soon as GG in Edinburgh get a V2 Cali76 in, I’m done.

Rather by small increments and then it was done. Having said that, we’ve not actually, officially split up. We were unable to commit to some gigs due to the lead singer’s availability being torn between several outlets, then Covid hit, we did an outdoor livestream, I moved to to Scotland and the keyboard player moved to Blackpool (we were a London/Surrey based band), so being a working band became moot. I still love all those guys and hope we might play the occasional reunion gig. In fact, I was listening to our demo on the way home, last night and I was struck by how good we were (IMO of course). Here’s an example:

Shallow - Lady GaGa and Bradley Cooper